RoboDK – programming and simulating robots offline

NEW! RoboDK for Web – free of charge!

RoboDK is newly available as a free web-version. All functions are easily accessible and comprehensive for any (new) user to familiarize themselves with. The web-version is kept deliberately simple. With just a few clicks, users can experience a global vision of what RoboDK has to offer.

No installation required. Users can access the RoboDK web-version and its basic functions via any common browser. Simple programs and proof-of-concept simulations can be created by utilizing the extensive RoboDK library with its more than 800 robot arms from over 60 manufacturers. The web-version supports a number of different 3-D-models and processing data types such as STEP, IGES, G-Code, ATP, etc.

Projects created with RoboDK for Web can be easily transferred to RoboDK Professional, that is the commercial desktop-version.

RoboDK Professional

Robot machining applications are becoming increasingly attractive for companies. Instead of conventional CNC machines, robots can be used for industrial processing. Thereby the flexible preparation of CAD models takes place in the respective CAD/ CAM systems. The plugins then render a new flexible form of machining, which RoboDK transmits into robotic movements.

RoboDK has a high level of interoperability with CAD/ CAM systems. To ensure a seamless and accurate transfer of CAD/ CAM data, the corresponding plugins for coupling are provided free of charge. RoboDK is currently available for: (Image: see Interoperability)

RoboDK is universally applicable

Available online, the extensive RoboDK library offers 871 industrial robots from 66 manufacturers. From A (e.g. ABB, Adept) to F (e.g. Fanuc, Fruitcore) to Y (e.g. Yamaha, Yaskawa).

With a single RoboDK license, any number of robots can be programmed offline. Delivering a proven technology, RoboDK is applied by more than 50.000 users in 50 countries worldwide.

Founded in 2015 by Albert Nubiola, RoboDK is a spin-off company of ETS University’s CoRo lab in Montreal – one of the most prestigious robotics labs in Canada. Having initially supported 200 robots from more than 20 robot manufacturers, RoboDK has grown rapidly into offering an extensive library of over 800 robots from 60 manufacturers. With more than 50 partners around the world and thousands of active users, it is now used by companies of all sizes, from startups to the world’s largest corporations.

RoboDK – at an unbeatable price

A perpetual license is available at only 3.995,– €. Documentation and training manuals can be found online.

RoboDK is available for Windows 10, macOS, Ubuntu, Raspberry Pi, Android and iPhone.