We connect U.S. veterans to meaningful, well-paying remote careers operating Unitree G1 humanoid robots deployed at businesses nationwide — no relocation required.
America's veterans are among the most disciplined, adaptable, and mission-driven people in the workforce. Yet too many return home to limited economic opportunity — especially in lower-income states far from major tech and labor markets.
NERV bridges that gap. We deploy Unitree G1 EDU humanoid robots at businesses in high-demand states, then remotely staff them with veterans operating via VR-enabled teleoperation. One operator. One robot. Real impact — from anywhere.
The model is proven: Telexistence in Japan has operated thousands of hours of teleoperated robot shifts in retail. We're bringing it to the United States — and putting veterans at the controls.
Three steps from deployment to operation — managed entirely by NERV.
A retail, hospitality, or logistics business signs on with NERV. We assess their workflow and identify tasks suited for teleoperated robotic labor.
A Unitree G1 EDU humanoid robot is delivered, configured, and installed on-site. NERV handles setup, connectivity, and maintenance remotely.
A trained veteran operator connects from home via VR headset and haptic controls — seeing, moving, and working through the robot in real time.
NERV operators deliver skilled robotic labor across a growing range of industries.
The most advanced commercially available humanoid robot — built for real-world deployment.
| Specification | Detail | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|
| Height / Weight | 127 cm / 35 kg | Human-scale — fits existing workspaces, no retrofitting required |
| Degrees of Freedom | 23–43 joints (with dexterous hands) | Handles complex manipulation tasks that fixed-arm robots cannot |
| Walk Speed | Up to 2 m/s | Keeps pace with human co-workers in dynamic environments |
| Battery Life | ~2 hours continuous ⚠ In progress | We acknowledge 2 hours is limited. NERV rotates multiple units per site and is actively working with Unitree to extend runtime — a top engineering priority. |
| Payload | 1.5 kg per hand ⚠ In progress | Current payload handles most light service tasks. NERV is actively working with Unitree on hardware upgrades to increase per-hand capacity — unlocking heavier industrial and logistics applications. |
| IP Rating | IP52 | Splash-resistant for kitchen, outdoor, and light industrial use |
| Compute | NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX 16GB | On-board AI inference for real-time environment awareness |
| Sensors | 4× depth cameras, 3D LiDAR, IMU | 360° spatial awareness for safe human-robot collaboration |
| Connectivity | Ethernet, WiFi, optional 4G LTE | Low-latency teleoperation stream to remote operators |
Real value for businesses. Real opportunity for veterans.
Telexistence Inc. of Tokyo has already deployed hundreds of teleoperated robots in FamilyMart convenience stores across Japan — with remote operators stocking shelves, handling inventory, and serving customers in real time. Their robots have logged thousands of hours of successful commercial operation.
NERV is the American answer. We take the same proven model and combine it with the world's best humanoid hardware and America's most mission-ready workforce — our veterans.
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