Wandelbots Teaching is a no-code robot programming platform developed by Wandelbots (Germany, founded 2017) that enables shop floor workers and application experts to teach industrial robots without writing code. Using the TracePen input device and an intuitive tablet app, users map out robot paths to millimeter precision and deploy them across multiple robot brands through a hardware-agnostic interface. The platform integrates with NVIDIA Isaac Sim via the NOVA operating system and supports welding, grinding, gluing, pick-and-place, and other industrial processes, reducing robot programming costs by up to 75%.
Primary use case: No-code robot programming and teaching for industrial automation
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No-code robot programming and teaching for industrial automation
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Schaeffler and Wandelbots formed a technology partnership to develop the Wandelbots NOVA open platform for AI-enabled industrial and humanoid robotics. The platform is intended to connect different robot systems, digitally test applications using Nvidia Omniverse and Isaac Sim, transfer validated solutions among Schaeffler plants, and reduce automation life-cycle costs by up to 40 percent.
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