Standard Bots(@standardbots):Only 6% of U.S. manufacturers use robots today. Mostly because they're too hard to use. We're changing that with the latest launch of Standard Bots OS. Applications engineer Jake Lenihan walks through how to quickly and easily make a routine with Standard Bots. Positions get stored as spaces. Variables track cycles and equipment states. Five step categories — moves and grippers, control logic, signals, operator prompts, and vision — snap together into a working program. Fewer clicks, faster programming from the ground up. No code. No robotics experience required.

2026.09.28 18:23

Only 6% of U.S. manufacturers use robots today. Mostly because they're too hard to use. We're changing that with the latest launch of Standard Bots OS. Applications engineer Jake Lenihan walks through how to quickly and easily make a routine with Standard Bots. Positions get stored as spaces. Variables track cycles and equipment states. Five step categories — moves and grippers, control logic, signals, operator prompts, and vision — snap together into a working program. Fewer clicks, faster programming from the ground up. No code. No robotics experience required.