MARVIN
THE MOST EFFECTIVE WAY TO PROGRAM SURFACE FINISHING AND WELDING APPLICATIONS
what is MARVIN
Robot programming often requires significant time, specialized skills, and knowledge of different robot languages. Marvin simplifies this process by allowing operators to demonstrate a manufacturing operation directly on the real workpiece. The recorded motion is then transformed into a robot program, validated in a complete 3D simulation of the workcell, and optimized before production.
Hardware-independent by design, Marvin supports the leading industrial robot brands as well as multiple tracking technologies, making it easy to integrate into existing production environments.
WHY CHOOSE MARVIN
Marvin combines the simplicity of demonstration-based programming with the power and flexibility of industrial robotics.
- Teach the robot instead of programming every movement. Record the operation directly on the real workpiece and transform it into a robot program in minutes.
- Choose the hardware that fits your application. Marvin is compatible with the leading robot brands and multiple tracking technologies, without locking you into a specific ecosystem.
- Validate your process before production. Simulate the complete workcell, check collisions and reachability, and optimize the robot path before deployment.
- Accelerate commissioning while maintaining full flexibility. Manage multiple tools, TCPs, workstations, and external axes within a single programming environment.
what can i do with MARVIN
Marvin is ideal for applications where robot paths must follow complex surfaces or frequently change due to product variability.
WELDING
PAINTING
MATERIAL DISPENSING
POLISHING
DEBURRING
SANDBLASTING
how can i use MARVIN
Start from different inputs
Record and test
Get a robot code!
MARVIN ADVANTAGES
- Fast to program and easy to use.
- 100% hardware-independent.
- Verify robot reachability and check for collisions in simulation.
- Adjust speed according to tasks or match human gestures.
- Associate custom commands with the recording tool, defining specific instructions and subroutines for each application.
