Description
Key Learnings
- Get insight into nonstandard robotic processes
- Understand the potential, but also limitations, of industrial robots
- Learn how to couple visual programming with robotic processes
- Evaluate the presented software interface following the class, using provided licenses
Speaker
- JBJohannes BraumannJohannes Braumann and Sigrid Brell-Cokcan founded the Association for Robots in 2011 with the goal of making robots accessible to the creative industry. RiA acts as a network for creative robot users, connecting them with industry and each other, while also developing accessible software for robot programming and simulation. Both aspects have since gone far beyond the initial scope of creative users, with industry becoming increasingly interested in innovative solutions for mass customization and lot size one. Johannes is the lead developer of KUKA|prc, a solution for controlling and simulating industrial robots from within visual programming environments. It is now being used in a wide variety of industries, enabling customized, parametric production processes beyond CAD-CAM, from multi-axis 3D printing to large-scale building construction. Since 2017 Johannes holds a professorship for Creative Robotics at UfG Linz, working closely with the Ars Electronica Center and KUKA Robotics.