- Demonstrator
AI Robot Cell
AI-controlled robot cell – The intelligent learning platform
The AI Robot Cell Demonstrator training project showcases the latest technological standards in the field of AI-driven automation and robot control. The aim of the project was to integrate five different robots into a single cell and enable them to be controlled using natural language and artificial intelligence. To this end, existing ITQ demonstrators were further developed and combined with a central voice control system.
The demonstrator brings together several robot cells – including a sowing and tending station with a moisture sensor and gripper, as well as an integrated ice-making machine, a ‘Plant on Demand’ demonstrator, a drawing demonstrator and a candy demonstrator, all located in different places – under a single central control unit. All processes are consolidated on the ITQ Industry 4.0 POWERWALL, which features six screens, giving the user a complete overview of all the robotic cells.
Using voice commands or AI-assisted input, individual robots can be instructed to carry out tasks such as planting seedlings, measuring soil moisture or making ice cream fully automatically.
Highlights
Video
Tools and technologies used
FAQ
What is the AI Robot Cell Demonstrator?
The AI Robot Cell Demonstrator is a training project that integrates five different robots into a single cell and enables them to be controlled using natural language and artificial intelligence. It showcases the latest technological standards in AI-driven automation and robot control.
Which robotic cells are integrated?
The demonstrator combines a sowing and cultivation station with a moisture sensor and gripper, an integrated ice-making machine, as well as the Plant on Demand, the Drawing and the Candy demonstrators – existing ITQ demonstrators at different locations that have been combined into a single central unit.
How are the robots controlled?
Control is via voice commands or AI-assisted input: users can assign tasks such as planting seedlings, measuring soil moisture or making ice cream to individual robots in a fully automated manner.
How are the processes monitored?
All processes are consolidated on the ITQ Industry 4.0 POWERWALL, which features six screens and provides a comprehensive overview of all robot cells.