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Robotiq launches DoF: A community for robotics professionals


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12 September 2016



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Robotiq has just launched a new community called DoF. This is an open community where industrial automation professionals share their know-how and get answers to accelerate their robotics projects.

DoF is meant as a medium for sharing ideas and solving automation problems. “We realized that the know-how is locked in the head of automation engineers who can’t talk to each other because they are far apart, focused on making their factory run,” explains Samuel Bouchard, CEO of Robotiq. “This is why we created this online community, to bring industrial automation pros together so they can help each other with their automation projects and stop reinventing the wheel on their own”.

Members of the community say the platform accelerates their robotics projects, from design and integration to programming and troubleshooting: “Having access to free valuable resources and insights from professionals in all fields related to robotics made the implementation of our various automation projects faster and easier,” says Matt Bush, COO at Hirebotics.

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DoF features accurate technical knowledge about applications, programming, integration, robot safety or troubleshooting. You’ll also get updates on new products, as well as, sneak peeks on what’s coming up.



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Robotiq Inc. Robotiq's mission is to free human hands from tedious tasks so companies and workers can focus where they truly create value.
Robotiq Inc. Robotiq's mission is to free human hands from tedious tasks so companies and workers can focus where they truly create value.





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