We sat down with Marcel van Schijndel, CEO and owner of WSR Solutions, to discuss the future of robotics and warehouse automation.

The first showcase of advanced mixed palletizing solution at ProMat 2025 illustrates the combined power of 3D vision and AI-driven robotics, delivering unprecedented efficiency, scalability, and cost savings for warehouses and distribution centers.

For robots to operate effectively in unstructured environments, it's essential to incorporate sensor data into motion planning. The Jacobi Vision library integrates depth data and point clouds directly into the planning process.

Jacobi Robotics welcomes Mathias Wiklund, a global leader in robotics and automation, to its Advisory Board to help drive scalable, accessible robotics solutions.

Learn how motion planning shifts robot programming from tedious tedious trial-and-error to intelligent automation, accelerating deployment and optimizing productivity.

Jacobi Robotics’ AI software cuts palletizer deployment time by 95%, reducing setup from weeks to hours.

Dual-arm robots have potential to disrupt modern industries by handling complex tasks, from assembling components to untangling cables with precision and speed. However, planning motions for two-armed robots introduces unique challenges.

A 95% reduction compared to traditional robot programming methods, Jacobi has set a new industry standard for robot deployment time.

The Jacobi team is growing! We've just finished filling our open roles so it's time to get you all acquainted with our new roboticists!

The Jacobi team is growing! We've just finished filling our open roles so it's time to get you all acquainted with our new roboticists!

In this blog post, we will guide you through Jacobi's vision, our journey with Formic, and where we are going next.

How robot motion planning is transforming industrial robot programming.

From Sampling to Optimization: A Look at Two Approaches to Motion Planning.

How I used the Jacobi Platform for mobile robotic manipulation.

Robot Operating System (ROS) is a widely used open-source framework for programming robots, but it has its challenges.

If you've ever tried programming a robot arm, you'll know it's no easy feat. Even for experienced roboticists, working with robot arms presents a number of challenges.