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Fuzzy Logic, with its Repplix software module, allows a robotic system to learn trajectories in a single gesture and without any specific training. With the help of a portable learning device, an operator can transfer their professional know-how to the robot by simply executing their task. The task can then be repeated as many times as needed in total security. Caire specializes in the design and production of special machines as well as in the integration of specific processes. With the deployment of Repplix, they foresee the democratization of the automation of the processes of application of paint, varnish or other pulverized products.

Throughout industry, Ultrasonic Testing (UT) of welds is a critical part of infrastructure security, integrity, and productivity. However, current UT systems require controlled, laboratory-like environments to be effective and are difficult to adapt to field conditions, requiring significant technician intervention. 

Fuzzy Logic Robotics is announcing the first release of Fuzzy Studio™ during Hannover Messe Industry 2021, a game changer for unlocking flexible robotic production

The Franco-American start-up Fuzzy Logic announces a €2.5 million seed round of financing from two European DeepTech funds: 42CAP, an industry-specialized German fund based in Munich, and Karista (via the Paris Region Venture Fund), an early-stage VC firm based in Paris.

PRIMUS (Platform for Robotic Inspection and Maintenance for Unstructured Settings) developed by Fuzzy Logic and Visionic for Framatome Intercontrôle is a robotic NDT (Non-Destructive Testing) system for nuclear infrastructures. This software and hardware package is designed to be used by non-roboticist NDT operators, a major differentiating factor compared to existing solutions on the robotics and NDT markets.

MBDA is a leading European manufacturer in the aerospace and armaments sector, specializing in the design of missiles and missile systems for the operational needs of the three branches of the military (army, navy and air force). The company wanted to robotise certain processes in small series or even single unit production, by allowing an operator with no programming skills to teach the robotic system, in just a few seconds, the process to be carried out, and then to execute the cycle with complete confidence without human supervision