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🚨 2 days left to get your early bird tickets for #Actuate26! If you're a robotics developer, this is your chance to learn from the leading technical engineers on autonomy and physical AI. Buy your ticket now to join us on August 18th & 19th in San Francisco! #RViz #robotics #ROS2

REMINDER: It's your last week to purchase early bird tickets for #Actuate26! Register here 👉: hubs.li/Q04hSGHL0 For those that haven't attended, Actuate is the premiere robotics developer conference, giving a stage to the leading companies and engineers in autonomy and physical AI. This year, we'll bring together 1,000+ attendees to experience a full lineup of technical presentations, industry leader keynotes, and a 15,000 square foot exhibition hall. The full schedule and speaker lineup releases next month, however, discounted early bird tickets end on Sunday.

📆 We have two upcoming robotics & physical AI happy hours! If you're in Boston or Seattle, register now as space is limited. 📍 Boston, MA - Wednesday, May 27th: hubs.li/Q04h4N9S0 📍 Seattle, WA - Thursday, June 18th: hubs.li/Q04h4M0R0 Boston is next week during #RoboticsSummit, so if you're attending, stop by after day 1 of the conference and connect with other robotics developers. We'll provide the food & drink!

For teams debugging robot incidents after the fact, one of the hardest questions is: what was this device's configuration when it failed? Foxglove now tracks the full history of device property changes over time, turning device metadata from a static label into a queryable timeline. Every change to a device property — whether made through the UI or via the API — is recorded with a timestamp. Teams can see exactly when a device moved from staging to production, how long a feature flag was active, or what configuration was running during a specific incident window. The history is editable: incorrect records can be corrected inline, and missed transitions can be backfilled. The existing Foxglove query syntax works against historical values, so filtering on past state uses the same patterns teams already know. For organizations correlating fleet behavior with configuration changes, this removes the manual reconstruction step that typically follows an unexpected event. Read full details: hubs.ly/Q04gy-zw0 #Robotics #Foxglove #FleetManagement #DataVisualization #PhysicalAI

🚨 Actuate 26 early bird ticket pricing ends in two weeks! ​👉 Get your ticket before the price increase → hubs.ly/Q04gpsT30 Actuate is our annual two-day robotics developer conference. This year we'll bring together 1,000+ attendees to experience a full lineup of technical presentations, industry leader keynotes, and a 15,000 square foot exhibition hall. It's a chance for builders to learn about the latest breakthroughs and technology shaping the future of physical AI directly from the leading companies in the space. This year's early speaker lineup is already top notch! @chris_urmson (Co-Founder & CEO, @aurora_inno) @alexgkendall (Co-Founder & CEO, @wayve_ai) @chichengcc (Co-Founder & CTO, @sundayrobotics) @keenanwyrobek (Co-Founder & CTO, @zipline) @JasonMa2020 (Co-Founder, @DynaRobotics) ​and many more! ​We'll be announcing the full schedule and speaker lineup next month, however, early bird tickets ($199 Expo Pass/$649 Full Access Pass) end in 2 weeks. Make sure to grab yours now before the prices increase! 🤖 #Actuate26 📆​ August 18–19, 2026 📍 Fort Mason | San Francisco

Foxglove is heading to Boston for @Robotics_Summit on May 27th & 28th! We're hosting an invite-only happy hour walking distance from the conference. If you're interested in joining, RSVP here: luma.com/1c653iut If you're building in the robotics, stop by to connect with fellow builders, swap ideas, and enjoy a drink. 📍 #RoboticsSummit & Expo | Boston, MA

Actuate Speaker Highlight: Nathan Michael Nathan is Shield AI's Chief Technology Officer and Head of the Hivemind Business Unit. He leads the development and deployment of Hivemind, Shield AI's modular, platform-agnostic mission autonomy software that enables Shield AI and its partners to rapidly develop, test, and field autonomy at scale. Mark you calendars for #Actuate26! 📆 August 18th & 19th in San Francisco. 📍 Fort Mason | San Francisco → Tickets available: hubs.li/Q0499pCy0

Join Foxglove and Flexion Robotics for an invite-only afternoon in Zürich for developers and engineering leaders building the future of robotics and physical AI. 📍 Zürich, Switzerland 📅 May 6th @ 1:30PM Topic: From Demo to Deployment - Preparing your Robot for the Real-World Panelists: → Adrian Macneil, Co-Founder & CEO, @foxglove (host) ​→ Davide Falanga - Director of Engineering, @SkydioHQ ​→ Stefan Weirich - CEO, @mimicrobotics ​→ Thomas Watt - VP of Robotics Technology, @anybotics Drinks & appetizers will be provided, along with a networking hour to follow. Spots are limited and registration requires approval. If you're building real-world AI systems, this room is for you. 🔗 Request your spot: hubs.li/Q04dvvBV0

Actuate Speaker Highlight: Goutham Subramanian Goutham is the VP of Software at @Saronic, where he leads robotics, autonomy, and command and control applications. Saronic is building autonomous surface vessels designed from the keel up for autonomy. Mark you calendars for #Actuate26! 📆 August 18th & 19th in San Francisco. 📍 Fort Mason | San Francisco → Tickets available: hubs.li/Q0499skZ0

The robot can now stream what it sees 👀 Pi 5 + ROS2 kilted → /image_raw → @foxglove → laptop Clean pipeline. Real-time. No GUI on the Pi. Now we build intelligence on top. Post 4 ⚙️ #ComputerVision #Robotics #ROS2 #BuildInPublic

Takes from todays Physical AI Panel : - The framing of "scaling laws in robotics" isn't fundamentally correct - Environment generalization? More solved than people think (👀) - Huge gap: cool demos ≠ products people actually pay for - The future in this space is looking less like big players and more like many niche players in each part of the stack - Adoption won’t look like ChatGPT, hardware scales slowly - Despite the hype, we’re very early. and the network effects aren’t even clear yet. @GM @GeneralistAI @Mind_Robotics @BedrockRobotics @foxglove

Thanks for your support @Sethwinterroth & @EclipseVentures

Really fun one - joined @alexroy144, @Tweetermeyer, and @kirstenkorosec on @Autonocast to talk Cruise, the data flywheel, why AV was the original Physical AI, and why MCAP is the PDF of robots. Also: why our biggest customer hasn't been founded yet. 🎙️ autonocast.com/blog/2026/4/16…

@Figure_robot 😬

Today we're introducing Bring Your Own Storage (BYOS) for Foxglove Data Platform — keep all your raw data at rest in your own cloud storage (AWS S3, Google Cloud Storage, or Azure Blob Storage), while Foxglove handles the indexing, querying, and visualization at scale. No Kubernetes to provision. No autoscaling to configure. No duplicate copies of your data. BYOS is designed for: → Teams with existing cloud storage in MCAP or other supported formats who want Foxglove to work alongside their current stack — not replace it. → Organizations with strict compliance or data residency requirements around where data lives at rest. → Companies that don't have the bandwidth to deploy and operate additional infrastructure. Setup takes minutes, not weeks: connect your bucket, grant access, configure notifications — and you're live with full Foxglove platform features immediately. BYOS pairs naturally with our new Data Search & Curation capabilities, so you can index petabytes, search recordings, and annotate events without ever changing your underlying storage structure. Available on Enterprise plans. 🔗 Learn more: hubs.li/Q04d50FN0

Today, we're releasing Data Search & Curation in Foxglove — search and query MCAP data directly at petabyte scale, with no warehouse to set up and no extra copies of data to keep in sync. Here's what's new: → Data Search: Query across messages, events, devices, recordings, and sessions. Combine filters to find exactly what you need — for example, every time acceleration exceeded 5 m/s² and the device name starts with “fox”. → Sessions: Group recordings into logical units (a test run, a flight, a full drive) so you can query, filter, and download them together instead of stitching raw files. → Events: Annotate time ranges with typed properties — failed picks, perception glitches, operator interventions — and make those moments instantly searchable and shareable across your team. Search & Curation together turn hours of manual scrubbing into one query and one batch annotation pass. That's the data flywheel Physical AI teams actually need. Available today on Free, Pro, Academic, and Enterprise plans. 🔗 Read more: hubs.li/Q04cXBT00

We reduced our Pro plan by 85%! ($126 → $20) 1 TB storage, 3 users, and volume-based discounts as you grow. Its hard to strike a balance between low barrier to entry & scaling, but I'm really excited about where we landed on this. foxglove.dev/blog/reduced-s…

The two changes compound: lower entry cost, more flexibility on who you can include, and pricing that scales with how you actually use the product. If you've been on the fence about upgrading, or been hesitant to bring in more teammates, now's a good time to take another look. Full pricing details here: foxglove.dev/pricing

Now Pro Plan: Pro now starts at $20/month, which includes 1 TB of storage and 3 Developer Seats. That's down from $126/month for 3 seats under the old Team plan. We've also introduced volume-based discounts, so per-unit rates automatically decrease as your usage grows across storage, query, indexing, and bandwidth. foxglove.dev/blog/reduced-s…

Two big Foxglove announcements today: → We're renaming the "Team" Plan to the "Pro" plan and reducing the price. Pro now starts at $20/month (1 TB + 3 Developer Seats). That used to cost $126/month on the old plan. Volume discounts kick in as you scale. → Basic Seats: unlimited free seats for teammates who need to view data but not build or edit layouts. Ops, field teams, execs — add them without worrying about per-seat cost. More access, lower cost. Details 👇