Salzburg, Austria non-profit founded 2010 to bring industrial robots into architecture; runs the biennial ROB|ARCH conference for over 100 universities.
The Association for Robots in Architecture is a non-profit organization founded in 2010 by Sigrid Brell-Cokcan and Johannes Braumann, headquartered in Salzburg, Austria, with a mission to make industrial robots accessible to architects, artists, and designers. Its network includes more than 100 universities alongside companies in construction, aeronautics, and fashion, and independent practitioners working in robotic fabrication.
The association shares research and technical developments through workshops and lectures at conferences, schools, and universities, and it maintains software tools for robot programming in design workflows, including KUKA|prc, a visual programming plug-in for KUKA robots inside Grasshopper, and its successor PRC, which extends the same visual programming approach to robots from ABB, FANUC, Universal Robots, NEURA, and igus, with integration into Grasshopper, Blender, Unity, and Fusion 360.
The association organizes the biennial ROB|ARCH conference on robotic fabrication in architecture, art, and design, bringing together academic researchers, industry practitioners, and creative technologists for talks and hands-on workshops. Commercial licensing of the association's software is handled through Robots in Architecture Research LLC.
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https://robotsinarchitecture.orgPHONE
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Austria
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2010
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Research Institute
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