SMALL ROBOTS. BIG PLAYTIME.

Autonomous
battlefield robots
for kids.

Your next teammate might be a robot.

Foam-ball battles. Ridiculous robot moves. A backyard full of possibilities. We're building the robots our 12-year-old selves always wanted.

Play in your browser. No robot required.

MEET YOUR FUTURE TEAMMATE
Gyropup's yellow five-bar leg and foam-ball turret, rendered from the project CAD
All wheels. All personality.A robot taking shape, one iteration at a time.
PROTOTYPE
IN PROGRESS ↗
MADE FOR PLAYPOWERED BY CURIOSITYBUILT BY AUTONOMOUS SYSTEMS

01 / THE BIG IDEA

A little robot.
A whole new way to play.

A teammate. A rival.
Maybe your entire robot squad.

Gyropup starts with one self-balancing, wheel-legged robot and a foam-ball turret. The dream is a family of robots that roll, dodge, and battle alongside you.

Think backyard target practice and friendly foam-ball matches. Today, you can explore the simulated robot while we work toward the real thing.

Meet Gyropup in the simulator ↗

THE PLAYGROUND IS OPEN

Less scrolling.
More robot.

Spin it around. Try the controls. Replay a physics run. Explore the foam-ball turret and see what makes Gyropup tick.

Open the simulator ↗

Experimental simulation · hardware is still in development

GYROPUP / PLAYGROUND↗

02 / AN EXPERIMENT YOU CAN EXPLORE

Built by
autonomous systems.

Robots made with the help of AI, from software to hardware. Gyropup is a Valpatel Software demo of autonomous engineering: agents write code, develop CAD, run simulations, and document their progress—with human direction and review.

02

Test it.

Simulated motion, balance, and loads help us find the problems before the prototype.

See the evidence ↗
03

Build. Learn. Repeat.

Parts lists, printable files, and progress reports live together as the design evolves.

Inside the workshop ↗

You're seeing the workshop, too. Work-in-progress pages, unfinished ideas, and failed tests are part of the story. CAD and simulation are predictions; physical validation is still ahead. Gyropup is a development project, not a toy available to buy.

COME FOR THE ROBOT. STAY FOR THE BUILD.

The future of play
is a work in progress.