Compliant robots, often incorrectly called collaborative robots, are increasingly being used in various applications, not only in the industry. In order to gain the necessary knowledge and understanding of these technologies, we invite you to a training/workshop, part of which will take place online and part of which will take place in our laboratories. More … read more
It’s been a few months since we started the profile of the National Centre of Robotics on LinkedIn. You can follow news about us on this social network here:https://www.linkedin.com/company/78448188
On May 23, 2022, kindergartens from Funbridge Cambridge Kindergarten visited us. We showed them some robotic systems in the NCR laboratories, and the explanation was in English. The children were very happy, they also sent us a greeting (see below). We are glad that we were able to support the interest in robotics at such … read more
As part of his development and research, Michal Adamík developed a unique application of robotic drawings. The robot is able to create precise shades with graphite solid using genetic algorithms. Images can be purchased through the Digital Innovation Hub Science City – https://www.dih.stuba.sk/?page_id=329
Members of the National Centre of Robotics actively participated in the implementation of the IZVAR project with company VÚEZ a.s. The result of the project is a highly adaptive robotic welding cell, which can also be used in small-batch and highly variable production. The whole concept, therefore, implements the transition from “low mix / high … read more
As part of the results of the IZVAR project, a solution was created in our laboratories enabling engraving of any shape, inscription, or image on any product. Of course, the solution is limited by the physical capabilities of the engraving machine. However, it allows use in full 3D space. You can find more details about … read more
Most members of the National Centre of Robotics work as teachers at universities. It is also possible to explain the control principles in systems other than the robot. One such system is a crane. NCR member Ľuboš Chovanec presents such control to students at the time of COVID in an entertaining way. More in the … read more
As part of his dissertation, Michal Adamík led research focused on the use of machine learning technologies in robot control. His team used genetic algorithms to optimize robot control. The application itself is focused on the use of the robotic arm in the creation of artistic images. More in the video below.
Like every year, the members of the National Robotics Center helped to create an interesting program for the Robotics Weekend organized by the Wellness Hotel Patince. As part of the program, we demonstrated to young people flying drones, a compliant robotic manipulator IIWA, a powerball robotic arm from Schunk, drawing with a robot, using the … read more
Road2FEI is a robotic competition for high school and elementary school students. The goal is to create an autonomous robot that will be able to follow the specified path. The president of the National Centre of Robotics – František Duchoň – took over the patronage of the competition. You can learn more about the competition … read more