RoboDK develops robot simulation and offline programming software used to program, simulate, and calibrate industrial robot arms and cobots. Its platform builds a digital twin of a robot cell so manufacturers can validate reach, cycle time, and collisions before deploying generated code to the factory floor, and it spans applications including welding, machining, dispensing, palletizing, painting, and inspection. It integrates with common CAD/CAM tools and supports a broad range of robot brands rather than a single vendor's line.
The company was founded in January 2015 by Albert Nubiola as a spin-off from the CoRo laboratory at ETS University in Montreal, where it remains headquartered. RoboDK sells its software through perpetual and subscription licenses alongside add-on products for robot calibration and production deployment, and it serves industrial and educational customers through a global distributor network.
