This thesis demonstrates the development of user-centric software for robotic skill digitization in creative sectors, highlighting its implications for innovation.
Key Points
The aim is to explore how specialized software can enable skill digitization for robotic fabrication in creative industries.
Development of KUKA|prc software for robotic programming and control
Integration of visual programming interfaces to manage complex robotic data flows
Case studies showcasing the application and effectiveness of the developed software
Software facilitates user-centric customization in robotic processes
Proof of concept shows potential for new products and services in the creative field
User-friendly tools make advanced robotic techniques accessible to a broader audience