Do robots already localize without this?

Yes, each in its own silo. A shared neutral map removes the coordination waste between silos and makes handoffs with people consistent rather than approximate.

What does VDA 5050 not cover?

It standardizes how a controller sends orders and how a vehicle reports status. Map formats and navigation stay vendor-specific, so a mixed fleet still has no common spatial reference. That is the gap MultiSet fills.

What does integration look like?

Native iOS and Android, Unity and WebXR for wearables and handhelds, plus a Unitree Go2 adapter over WebRTC for ground robots. ROS 2 is a supported SDK target. Policy and semantics are available over API.

Is this certified for safety?

No. MultiSet supports your risk assessment with policy zones and logs. Customers align to their own human-robot process and standards. The positioning layer is an input to that, not a substitute for it.

Does it work offline?

Yes. Edge-first with local caches and policy-based sync, plus on-device localization where the site is air-gapped.

A quadruped robot's model driving along its path to a goal marker in the point cloud map, beside the real robot walking an office floor.

One Coordinate Frame Every Device on Site Agrees On

Robots, Drones and Wearables

The same centimeter-accurate frame for every worker, AMR, drone and wearable on site. A neutral, privacy-controlled coordinate system that makes handoffs predictable and routes safe.