MathWorks

Summary

About

About MathWorks

MathWorks provides modelling, algorithm-development and code-generation tools across robot perception, planning and control. MATLAB is used for data analysis and algorithm design, while Simulink represents control and signal-processing systems as executable block diagrams. Robotics System Toolbox adds kinematics, mapping, motion planning and manipulator algorithms, with related products supplying computer vision, deep learning and sensor fusion.

The Universal Robots support package connects MATLAB and Simulink with UR arms through ROS, ROS 2 or Real-Time Data Exchange. Engineers can prototype against URSim, Gazebo or Unreal Engine, test on physical hardware and deploy selected generated code to connected edge computers. This gives research and industrial teams one workflow for simulation, advanced algorithm development and hardware verification beyond the cobot’s standard graphical programming environment.

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Timeline

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  • 2024-04-10 - Partnership - Universal Robots expands MathWorks partnership

    The companies had co-developed a support package for Robotics System Toolbox launched in 2023. The partnership supports engineers designing, simulating, testing and deploying MATLAB-based cobot applications on Universal Robots cobots. The partnership connects the company to a named customer, supplier, platform or go-to-market channel.

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Relations

Relationships

  • Universal Robots

    Matlab And Simulink Support Package Compatibility - UR Marketplace lists MATLAB for Universal Robots as a support package for MATLAB and Simulink robot workflows.

  • NVIDIA

    Platform Support - MathWorks adopts NVIDIA Isaac Sim for robotics simulation and development workflows.

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Shared workflows

Context tags

  • Collaborative factory automation - Workflow - MathWorks's robotics products or services are relevant to collaborative factory automation workflows.
  • Industrial robot software stack - Stack Layer - MathWorks belongs in the industrial robot software peer group based on its robotics segment and product or workflow focus.