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AY Robots

AY Robots lets remote operators use a web browser to control real robot arms, such as the SO-100, owned by the companies that book the sessions, and record the demonstrations their robot policies learn from. Companies book sessions with a robot, a task and a rate, and operators pick the sessions they want, with no shifts or minimum hours. Its page says operators work from over 50 countries, and anyone can try the controls in a browser simulation before signing up.

€6–€22/hr by skill level

Employer-stated

Is AY Robots legit? In short

German small business running a remote teleoperation marketplace where companies book operator time on their robots. Pay reference: €6–€22/hr by skill level (employer-stated).

Worker rating: No public worker reviews yet (October 2026); how much work there is depends on companies booking robot sessions.

What AY Robots pays

Employer-stated · as of 2026-10-07

AY Robots' pricing page (checked October 7, 2026) lists €6 to €10 an hour for beginners (under 100 demonstrations), €10 to €15 for skilled operators (100 to 1,000 demonstrations and a success rate above 70%) and €15 to €22 for experts after about five hours of collected episodes, varying by region. On October 7 its operator page said no sessions were open and that it emails operators when new ones arrive.Source posting 1Source posting 2

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Remote Data Collector (robot-arm teleoperation)€6–€22/hr by skill level
Is it legit?

German small business running a remote teleoperation marketplace where companies book operator time on their robots.

How you get paid

Completed sessions credit your balance; payouts from €10 by bank account (Stripe), PayPal or crypto, each reviewed and released by AY Robots.

Where you can work

Remote from anywhere with a stable connection and a browser; its page says operators work from over 50 countries. Rates vary by region and by latency to the robots.

Worker sentiment

No public worker reviews yet (October 2026); how much work there is depends on companies booking robot sessions.

Live AY Robots roles

AY Robots does not publish a public job feed.

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The work AY Robots hires for

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Frequently asked questions

Is AY Robots legit?

German small business running a remote teleoperation marketplace where companies book operator time on their robots.

How much does AY Robots pay?

€6–€22/hr by skill level. AY Robots' pricing page (checked October 7, 2026) lists €6 to €10 an hour for beginners (under 100 demonstrations), €10 to €15 for skilled operators (100 to 1,000 demonstrations and a success rate above 70%) and €15 to €22 for experts after about five hours of collected episodes, varying by region. On October 7 its operator page said no sessions were open and that it emails operators when new ones arrive.

How does AY Robots pay out?

Completed sessions credit your balance; payouts from €10 by bank account (Stripe), PayPal or crypto, each reviewed and released by AY Robots.

Where can you work for AY Robots?

Remote from anywhere with a stable connection and a browser; its page says operators work from over 50 countries. Rates vary by region and by latency to the robots.

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