Netflux gives robots, operator stations and edge computers stable private identities across Wi‑Fi, 5G, Starlink and the public Internet — with explicit device authorization and direct encrypted peer paths.
A robot-aware networking layer with immutable network IDs, human-readable fleet names, operator authorization, live path quality and stable machine addresses. Install once, then join with netflux join <NETWORK_ID>.
Install once. After that a Mac, Linux PC or robot joins with netflux join nfx_…. Netflux assigns the IP and starts the background service automatically.
Create a permanent Netflux Network ID, then assign a name such as Fleet 1, Inspection Robots or Houston Operations.
New devices remain pending and receive no peer list until an operator explicitly authorizes them from the console.
Probe IPv4 and IPv6 candidates, score sustained RTT, and keep traffic peer-to-peer instead of silently moving robot data through cloud relays.