RoboTwin Develops No-Code Robot Training Technology for Manufacturers

Czech startup RoboTwin enables factory workers to train robots by demonstration, simplifying automation for smaller manufacturers. Founded in 2021 in Prague, the company uses handheld devices and no-code software to capture human movements and convert them into robot instructions. RoboTwin has received EU funding and partnered with various firms, including those in Central Europe and Canada. The technology aims to make automation accessible and efficient for industries facing labor shortages, particularly in surface treatment tasks.

Published Mar 25, 2026

Czech startup RoboTwin, founded in 2021, provides a no-code system allowing factory workers to train robots through demonstration. Its technology captures human movements and translates them into robot programs, facilitating automation for smaller manufacturers.

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RoboTwin has secured EU support and collaborated with firms in Central Europe and Canada. The handheld device records tasks like spray painting, enabling quick robot programming without specialist engineers. This approach addresses labor shortages in manufacturing, particularly for repetitive and unhealthy tasks, enhancing automation efficiency and accessibility.