Precise data in motion: Technology leads the way for next-generation robot and product testing
When robots need to navigate safely among people, or drones must land with millimeter precision, accurate data is critical. At the Danish Technological Institute (DTI), companies can now use motion capture technology to gain a solid data foundation for developing and validating their robotics technologies or products.
Process Automation Solution – Lentis Technologies X AI-MATTERS
Thanks to their collaboration with AI-MATTERS, Lentis Technologies was able to develop standardize products in an industry which is otherwise highly custom. This is their story.
Our partners in the spotlight: TNO
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Our partners in the spotlight: AIMEN Technology Centre
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Scaling AI-powered Vision Solutions – Irida Labs X AI-MATTERS
“We knew that vision AI could provide valuable insights and measurable data in assessing the quality of welding metal processes and help us streamline operations, but we didn’t have the proper testing facilities or expertise to experiment with the technologies ourselves,” explains Christos Theocharatos, COO, Irida Labs.
AI-MATTERS Newsletter Q2, 2025
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Our partners in the spotlight: ARENA2036
Discover our partner ARENA2036 from Germany.
Improving Accuracy & Reliability of Manual Assembly – TRYGONS X AI-MATTERS
“All development and testing were carried out in a structured environment under realistic conditions, without interfering with our ongoing production, something we couldn’t have realistically achieved on our own under normal operating conditions,” says Evagoras Zervas.
Our partners in the spotlight: MADE Competence Center
Discover our partner MADE Competence Center from Italy.
Getting started with bin-picking within AI-MATTERS: how NFB Coating is stepping into the future with AI and robotics
Thanks to the support from AI-MATTERS, NFB was able to test whether smart robots can independently pick up and sort metal parts. The initial results? Promising.