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title Documentation
description Index of all documentation for the Physical AI Toolchain
author Edge AI Team
ms.date 2026-09-19
ms.topic overview
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robotics
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Technical documentation for deploying, training, and operating robotics workloads on Azure with NVIDIA Isaac and OSMO. This index links topic hubs and selected guides for each part of the workflow.

Documentation spans the full lifecycle, from provisioning Azure infrastructure with Terraform, through training reinforcement-learning policies with Isaac Lab and AzureML, to running inference on edge devices. Each section targets a specific audience and phase of the project.

👤 Audience Guide

Role Start here
First-time deployer Getting Started, then Deployment Guide
ML / Robotics engineer Training and Inference (coming soon)
Platform operator Operations and Security Guide
Contributor Contributing

🪜 Tier Guide

Adoption is modeled as six graduated tiers (T0-T5), each a legitimate stopping point. T0 — Dev is the default starting path (one laptop, one robot, zero cloud, no required Kubernetes). T2 — Pilot is the recommended production path. T3-T5 are advanced and opt-in. Pick the tier that matches your reach, then follow its quick-start and read its infrastructure boundaries. See the canonical Tier Model for the authoritative tier table and vocabulary.

Tier Scope Quick start Architecture
T0 — Dev ⭐ Laptop + 1 robot, zero cloud, optional local Kubernetes Tier 0 — Dev T0 — Dev
T1 — Lab One site, a few robots, shared GPU; first cloud storage Tier 1 — Lab T1 — Lab
T2 — Pilot ✅ One site at scale; cloud training default Tier 2 — Pilot T2 — Pilot
T3 — Production Single-site declarative deploy (local k3s + Flux, no Arc) Tier 3 — Production T3 — Production
T4 — Scale Multi-site fleet delivery; Arc reachability broker Tier 4 — Scale T4 — Scale
T5 — Operate Fleet intelligence for drift detection and retraining Tier 5 — Operate T5 — Operate

⭐ default · ✅ recommended production

Note

Roadmap honesty. T5 (Operate / fleet intelligence) is on the roadmap and not yet available. The fleet-intelligence domain is currently specified, with implementation planned. Today's shipping capability spans T0-T4.

📖 Documentation Index

Section Description Status
Getting Started Environment setup, prerequisites, and first deployment walkthrough Available
Deployment Guide Infrastructure provisioning with Terraform, AKS cluster setup, and networking Available
Training Model training pipelines with Isaac Lab, AzureML jobs, and OSMO orchestration Available
Data Pipeline Recording configuration, native ROS 2 recording, and edge-to-cloud sync Available
Synthetic Data Planned Cosmos pipeline architecture and placeholder workflows Planned
Inference Serving trained policies for real-time control on edge and cloud Coming soon
Workflows AzureML and OSMO job templates, pipeline configuration, and submission scripts Coming soon
Operations Monitoring, scaling, troubleshooting, and cost management for running clusters Available
Security Identity, networking, compliance, and hardening for production deployments Available
Reference CLI parameter tables, script usage, workflow templates, and configuration reference Available
Contributing Contribution guidelines, PR process, deployment validation, and coding conventions Available

📄 Current Guides

Standalone guides available now. These cover common tasks and will move into their respective topic sections as the documentation structure expands.

Guide Description
MLflow Integration Configuring MLflow experiment tracking for SKRL training agents with automatic metric logging to Azure ML
Security Guide Security configuration inventory, deployment responsibilities, and hardening checklist for robotics workloads

🚀 Next Steps

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