WANT TO STAY AHEAD OF THE GAME IN ROBOTICS RESEARCH?

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  • Learn why an open-source, ROS-based robotic arm – built on the power of Python programming language – is preferred for researchers. 
  • Discover how the Oak Ridge National Laboratory uses Tormach robots to print metal in their 3D metal additive work cell. 
  • See how the Georgia Institute of Technology employs three Tormach robots in a collaborative multi-robot 3D printing cell. 
  • Get insight into how an intuitive UI increases usability for research, education, and industry.  

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Robotics Research is Simplified and Enhanced with a Native, ROS-Based System

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"There is no other robot on the market that has
this fluid of an interface with the ROS Ecosystem.
"

Alex Arbogast, Robotics PhD Student,
Georgia Institute of Technology

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PROGRAMMING IN PYTHON

There's no standard robot programming language, but we chose Python for a few reasons. 

  • It's been one of the most used programming languages for decades, which opens the ZA6 to a potential userbase who could adapt their skills to use it. 
  • Integrate your robot with other Python-based peripherals. Because of Python's maturity and wide use, you'll have lots of options. 

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PERFECT FOR RESEARCH

ROS is the most popular platform for robotics research*. Tormach adds the intuitive PathPilot UI to it.

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*Over 4,000 academic papers cite “ROS: an open-source Robot Operating System” (Quigley et al., 2009).