Bringing both the robotic and environmental IoT device development under one roof opens exciting new opportunities for beginner through advanced developers. Examples of where we are seeing large-scale adoptions are in medical labs or sensitive facilities. Programmed correctly, sensors can be programmed alongside the robot, allowing it to better sense the autonomous device and clear a path for it to reach its destination.

Focused on cost-saving and collaboration, teams can simulate POC robots at breakneck speeds. “Upload your robot and drag & drop sensors, then run an in-browser simulation without worrying about costs or hardware capabilities,“ said Dr. Yehuda Elmaliach, Co-Founder & CEO of Cogniteam.

“For those who are integrating technology into their facilities, it is often an inefficient patchwork that puts operations and worker safety at risk,” stated Oren Levy, CEO of 634AI. “One of our goals is to allow robots to do the heavy lifting, both from worker safety and an operational efficiency standpoint.”

“Cogniteam’s Nimbus lets us focus on our IP [intellectual property] by freeing us from developing entire robot and fleet infrastructure that can take years to develop in-house,” he added.

In this podcast episode, Artem Burachenok from Dawn Global Ventures, talks with Dr. Yehuda Elmaliah about why it takes many years to get an autonomous robot to market, how to speed this process up, what Cogniteam learned about building robots from their work with Intel, Amazon, and DARPA, and what is the next big step for autonomous robotics as a field.

Nimbus’ low-code robotics programming capabilities give a new level of intelligence to Rover Robotics’ machine platforms. “Pre-integrating our platforms with Nimbus allows teams to reach market demands at a record pace,” said Nick Velander, CEO of Rover Robotics.

Building an AMR can take years, requiring hardware teams to first develop a platform, only then allowing software teams to begin programming the machine for its intended in-field purpose. Rover Robotics is addressing this need by providing various platforms that companies can use to add hardware, skipping over major development hurdles...

Although new tools have cut development times for robotics software, companies still face challenges when integrating new technologies, according to Cogniteam. The company, which has created the Nimbus low-code operating system for robotics development, this week said it has integrated the latest NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin platform into its software packets.

“The NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin is a huge leap for manufacturers and developers who want greater AI capabilities on their edge robots,” said Dr. Yehuda Elmaliah, co-founder and CEO of Cogniteam.

Dr. Yehuda Elmaliah discusses challenges in robotics development, shares his opinions on robot ethics, elaborates on current partnerships with major hardware manufacturers, and shares advice for future robotics engineers.

Removing the burden of robotic integrations, AAEON has developed robotics hardware that is ready for the Nimbus drag-and-drop platform. Companies who recognize a new market demand can immediately choose the AAEON system, device, or hardware that’s right for them and know that it is fully supported with the Nimbus no-code integration. This means companies can quickly develop and deploy advanced GPS, light, and other sensors using field-tested software solutions.

In the span of a few years, low-code platforms have reached critical mass. However, the rise of digital transformation in AI and robotics begs the question — how far can low-code applications really go?

The global smart mobility community bringing people together with many opportunities for knowledge sharing, networking, and countless interactions on the frontier of innovative technologies in smart mobility!

The Israel Innovation Authority has allocated $20 million towards building a consortium of experienced Israeli robotics companies to develop next-generation Human-Robot Interaction (HRI) capabilities. Relying on the Nimbus cloud robotics platform for managing and deploying new capabilities, the consortium will include both private and academic organizations...

Are you developing an autonomous robot?
Check out the latest A3 | The Robot Industry Podcast #71.

Jim Beretta hosts Yehuda Elmaliah, CEO of Cogniteam and Ari Yakir, VP of Research and Development to discuss how Nimbus can help speeding time to market.

Future of AI 2022 Annual Summit brings together the leading startups and global tech companies in AI & data.

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Dr. Yehuda Elmaliah, Co-Founder and CEO of Cogniteam will speak at Track 6 > AI in Automotive (Stage B) at 14:30 about 'NIMBUS - The New Way to Develop, Manage and Deploy Robots and Fleets'.

Dr. Yehuda Elmaliah will be speaking at the Melbourne Robotics Meetup Group online event!

Want to find out how to utilize the cloud’s advantages to substantially cut development times, expedite time-to-market, and realize the robotics revolution?

Thursday, 17 February 2022
8:30 am to 10:00 am IST

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Dr. Yehuda Elmaliah, Co-founder and CEO at Cogniteam, and Ari Yakir, VP of R&D at Cogniteam, had a fascinating conversation with the host of the show, Michael Muldoon about our approaches to democratizing robotics through nimbus, our cloud platform, to make it easy for robotic product builders to focus on their IP and avoid reinventing the robotic wheel.

Cogniteam’s Nimbus cloud-based robotics development and deployment platform now supports NVIDIA‘s Jetson edge AI lineup. Cogniteam said more of its customers are moving to NVIDIA’s GPU-accelerated technologies that can be developed and deployed through the cloud.

Developing a robot is never easy.
Robotics is a field of integrations, not merely development. You need to choose the correct computing power; you need to choose the right sensors, not develop them. It comes down to software integrations.

To address current robotic development challenges, Cogniteam released its Nimbus operating system that offers developers a drag n’ drop experience. Cogniteam said this will allow for rapid integration of spatial awareness tools, obstacle identification, navigation systems, cameras, LiDAR, and more.

Cogniteam's Nimbus is designed to provide a drag-and-drop interface for robotics developers to easily integrate tools such as sensors and navigation systems.

Cogniteam raised $4.2 million to bring its revolutionary AI-driven drag-n-drop software to the robot community. “This software allows for the development of advanced robotics at scale and in a fraction of the time”, said lead investor Andrew Owens, Founder & CEO of Seabarn Management.