Cognibotics AB is contributing its motion software to the Vinnova-funded CAISA project as it enters the demonstrator phase. In CAISA, Cognibotics provides the motion layer between AI-based perception/planning and the robot, enabling predictable instrument handling in a paediatric heart-surgery research testbed. Partners include Region Skåne, Lund University and Cobotic; funding is SEK 10 million.
Standard Bots has selected Cognibotics’ calibration CogniCal for its next-generation AI cobots. The calibration boosts accuracy, shortens commissioning, and improves predictability. By reducing robot-to-robot variation, CogniCal improves AI training data quality and makes AI-trained skills easier to transfer across robots, lines, and sites.
Nowaste Logistics has ordered a second Cognibotics robot picking cell following successful performance of the first. Integrated with AutoStore, the robot enhances automation, boosts efficiency, and allows flexibility in handling diverse products, fortifying Nowaste's competitiveness in third-party logistics.
Lund University and Cognibotics launch a free Coursera course in modern motion programming, with an Al module in development, making industrial-grade robot programming accessible to anyone with a laptop.
Cognibotics and Boozt are collaborating on a pilot project using the HKM1800 robot to improve AutoStore's pick-to-pack efficiency. This automation aims to enhance throughput and reduce manual tasks, addressing challenges in e-commerce logistics and increasing Boozt's operational capacity.
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