AI-powered robotics control platform for industrial automation
robominds builds AI systems that make robots autonomous and adaptive across manufacturing and intralogistics workflows. The tech stack is deep-learning native (TensorFlow, Keras, PyTorch) layered on industrial control protocols (EtherCAT, OPC UA), with a hiring surge skewed toward junior engineering (5 interns, 4 mid-level) — typical for a team scaling a platform product and iterating on core R&D. Active work on synthetic data generation and tactile sensing skill development suggests they're solving the hard problem of reducing manual annotation burden in robotics training.
robominds is a Munich-based robotics software company founded in 2016, focused on control systems and AI that enable robots to work autonomously in industrial settings. The core offering appears to span multiple layers: a next-generation robot control operating system, a cloud platform for orchestration and monitoring, and specific robotic cell solutions for intralogistics and material handling. Projects range from gripper and cell design through simulation-based synthetic data generation for training tactile sensors, addressing a core bottleneck in robotics — the cost and time to annotate real-world training data. The team is 11–50 people, primarily engineering-focused, and actively hiring in Germany.
C++, Python, JavaScript for development; TensorFlow, Keras, PyTorch for ML; EtherCAT and OPC UA for industrial control; Gitea, Bazel, CMake for build and version control; Solidworks for CAD design.
Next-generation robot control systems, a cloud-based operating platform, tactile sensing skill development, and synthetic data generation to reduce reliance on manually annotated training data for robotics AI.
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