Systemantics

Systemantics is a robotics company in Bengaluru, India, that designs and makes collaborative robots, which it calls cobots, for industrial automation. The firm says its ASYSTR arms are the first cobots fully designed and manufactured in India. It also offers an open platform for research and learning. The company publishes articles on robotics, the cloud and automation for industry.

Arms for shared workspaces

• Shared workspace: 6-axis arms that let people and robots share a workspace, so no safety fence is needed.
• Industrial grade: a 6-axis collaborative arm described as industrial grade, with design changes meant to cut cost and complexity.
• Easy setup: an intuitive user interface, with arms light enough to move and redeploy easily.
• Research platform: compact, lightweight cobots suited to research and academic work, offered as an open platform for learning.
• Indian shopfloor: designed and made in India for the Indian production environment, according to the site.

Applications and insights

The site presents one platform for many applications, enabling automation across industries, and describes the arms as flexible, affordable and safe automation. Its insights section carries articles on how the pandemic affects the shop floor, on robotics and the cloud, and on how humans and machines can work side by side in industry. One article introduces IoRT. The site describes the cobots as reliable and easy to use.

Standards and disruption

The site says the arms are built to ISO standards and are intended for Indian shopfloor conditions. It describes disruption in industrial manufacturing as already under way, driven by automation and digitisation. The company describes its arms as made for Indian production environments and designed for collaborative automation across industries.

Key facts

• Based in: Bengaluru, India
• Products: ASYSTR collaborative robot arms