RoboDK overview

RoboDK provides offline programming and simulation software for many industrial robot brands. The platform lets engineers create, test and optimize robot paths before deployment, reducing downtime and programming effort. RoboDK is important because simulation and offline programming are essential for smaller integrators, education and manufacturers that cannot afford long production interruptions.

Company fact	Detail
Founded	2015
Country	Canada
Address	Montreal, QC
Employees	Approx. 50-100; public estimates vary
Specializes in	Offline robot programming, simulation, calibration and multi-brand robot software
Products	RoboDK simulation software, post processors, calibration tools, offline programming platform
Typical projects	Robot machining, welding simulation, painting, pick-and-place programming, education, automated path generation, integrator tooling
Management and ownership	RoboDK is privately held in Canada. Founder and CEO: Albert Nubiola. Ownership is private-company based.

Website: robodk.com

RoboDK review summary

RoboDK makes simulation and offline programming software that works with more than 1,400 robots from about 80 manufacturers. It was founded in January 2015 as a spin-off from a robotics laboratory at ETS in Montreal. This profile sets out its history, products and reach.

Verified key facts from the review

Fact	Detail
Company	RoboDK
Founded	January 2015
Origin	Spin-off of the CoRo laboratory at ETS University, Montreal
Robots supported	More than 1,400, from about 80 manufacturers
Downloads	More than 500,000
Customers	More than 5,000
Distributors	More than 90 worldwide
Chief Executive Officer	Albert Nubiola