Robotics Blog

Four exciting and eventful trade fair days at auto­matica in Munich are behind ArtiMinds. We would like to thank all vis­i­tors for the great interest and the inten­sive per­sonal exchange.

What were the high­lights and which sensor-adap­tive appli­ca­tions could be seen at our booth in hall B4? In our trade show review, we have com­piled the most impor­tant infor­ma­tion as well as a short trade show film.

Cor­re­lating with auto­matica, we have given our product brochure a redesign in terms of con­tent and appear­ance. As a holistic robotics partner, ArtiMinds not only sup­ports you with intel­li­gent soft­ware solu­tions, but also offers cus­tomized project sup­port, engi­neering and training.
We have com­piled all impor­tant infor­ma­tion in the new brochure.

Are you plan­ning a robotics project? To ensure effi­cient plan­ning and inte­gra­tion, it is impor­tant to think about the con­cept and require­ments of the appli­ca­tion, your goals, the tech­nical pre­req­ui­sites and the require­ments for human-robot col­lab­o­ra­tion in advance.
Use our inter­ac­tive check­list and the sup­ple­men­tary tips to make sure you don’t forget any impor­tant points and to find the right hard­ware com­po­nents and soft­ware tools for your application.

A robot pro­gram­ming devel­oped with ArtiMinds RPS can be easily trans­ferred to robots of other manufacturers.
As the soft­ware uses a generic tem­plate pro­gram to create native robot code, force-con­trolled assembly processes etc. can be trans­ferred easily while main­taining the para­me­ters of the process. Reteaching due to kine­matic changes is fast and easy.

So, for example, a fea­si­bility study can also be real­ized with a Cobot. Later, an indus­trial robot can be used for the robotic cell.

Auto­matica is the world’s leading trade fair for Smart Automa­tion and Robotics and will be the industry’s meeting point from June 21 to 24.
Con­tact us to receive a free ticket to visit the exhi­bi­tion and ArtiMinds  in the Future Robotics Hall, Hall B4, Booth 302A.
We are looking for­ward to your visit and our per­sonal exchange!

The grinding of molded shells is a phys­i­cally demanding job, but due to the com­plex geome­tries the task cannot actu­ally be auto­mated with robots. With the sup­port of ArtiMinds, how­ever, Maus GmbH has now found a solu­tion that allows the robot to grind out the shells in a force-con­trolled and pre­cise manner.
Mel­chior Maus, master degree in tech­nical model making, reports: “Up to now, we had no expe­ri­ence with robots. But with their soft­ware solu­tion and exper­tise ArtiMinds opened the door into the field of robotics for us. Our vision is that every work­sta­tion in mold con­struc­tion will have a robot to assist the worker in grinding out the molded shells.”

In the latest Suc­cess Story video, Mel­chior Maus explains the details of the appli­ca­tion and tells what ben­e­fits he has had by using ArtiMinds RPS and coop­er­ating with ArtiMinds.

During the life­cycle of a robotic cell, a system is exposed to numerous oper­a­tional influences.
These can be shocks and vibra­tions trig­gered, for example, by fork­lifts or other machines, the wear of tools, spare parts that react dif­fer­ently than the pre­vious com­po­nents, changes in work piece batches or space avail­able in the hall. Changing lighting and tem­per­a­ture con­di­tions or the dif­fer­ence between a cold-started and a warmed-up robot can also have an effect.

What does this mean in con­crete terms? Our latest blog reveals the facts!

The edi­tors of the German trade journal “Com­puter & Automa­tion” selected 96 prod­ucts in twelve cat­e­gories and nom­i­nated them for the “Product of the Year 2022”.
ArtiMinds is nom­i­nated in the cat­e­gory “Robotics” with its no-code soft­ware solu­tion ArtiMinds RPS, which can be used to imple­ment sensor-adap­tive appli­ca­tions such as the force-con­trolled plug­ging of flex­ible cables using pre-pro­grammed templates.

We appre­ciate your vote for ArtiMinds! The voting runs until Feb­ruary 28.