Cognibotics

Cognibotics develops advanced motion control and automation solutions based on robotics technology, offering a growing tech-stack featuring groundbreaking robot hardware, control algorithms, dynamic computing, and interactive motion programming designed for seamless integration with existing automation technologies. The company is committed to radically improving productivity, sustainability, and human dignity by empowering humans with cognitive robotics that move smartly according to captured human intent. Cognibotics offers five core products: Juliet and Romeo, the world's first generic robot programming language that is low-latency, real-time multitasking while being safe with automatic memory management, supported by a new real-time virtual machine; Cobot Calibration, which achieves high similarity between robot individuals and before-and-after repair states to avoid costly robot program adaptations; World Class Robot Accuracy, providing easy-to-use calibration and compensation solutions that maximize robot accuracy and motion consistency for industrial robots and cobots; SigmaTau, which enhances productivity in machining of large parts through high-dynamic robotics systems with superior speed, workspace, and accuracy; and HKM1800, which enhances warehouse automation productivity through a scalable and flexible automated picking system with superior reach, speed, and range. The company comprises robot engineering experts who develop advanced problem-solving solutions for industrial automation challenges. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in Lund, Sweden at Ideon Science Park, Cognibotics has raised $14.5M in Series A funding from investors including EIC Fund, Europa, Fairpoint Capital, Tibia Konsult, European Innovation Council, and Ideon Innovation.