Berlin AI vision software firm; MIRAI system lets industrial robots learn from human demos to handle variance—no CAD, no camera calibration required.
Micropsi Industries GmbH is a Berlin-based software company that develops AI-powered machine vision systems for industrial robots. The company's flagship product, MIRAI, is an AI vision software system that attaches to and augments standard industrial robot arms, enabling them to handle real-world variance in position, shape, color, lighting, and background during manufacturing tasks that conventional vision systems cannot reliably solve.
MIRAI works by attaching a 2D camera to a robot arm and allowing an operator to guide the robot through desired motions while the system records image data. A cloud-based machine learning algorithm then computes a "skill" — a mathematical model encoding how the robot should behave during the action under any encountered condition. Skills are then deployed as part of broader robot programs and can be shared across fleets of robots at single or multiple sites. The current version, MIRAI 2, adds semi-automatic data recording during training, eliminates the requirement for a force-torque sensor (reducing cost and simplifying setup), and adds abnormal condition detection that can halt skill execution when unexpected situations arise. MIRAI 2 runs on an industrial-grade rail-mount PC (24V DC power supply).
MIRAI is compatible with robot platforms from KUKA, FANUC, and Universal Robots. Common applications demonstrated include component insertion (e.g., DIMM memory modules, connectors), end-of-line testing, rack hanging, pick-and-place, and screwdriving. The company has deployed MIRAI in automotive manufacturing environments and other industrial sectors.
Published customer references include BSH Hausgeräte (Bosch Siemens Hausgeräte) for leak testing automation (confirmed KPI achievement with improved cycle time and quality), HWL Löttechnik for pick-and-place with a 20% cycle time optimization, DEPRAG for automated screwdriving, and others. Customers listed on the website include Tesla, ZF, BSH, Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Fraunhofer, Denso, Siemens Energy, Lear, Nissan, and Flex.
The company was featured in a CNN Transformers series segment on humanizing robots. Micropsi Industries was founded and is headquartered in Berlin, Germany.
Address: Lise-Meitner-Straße 39-41, 10589 Berlin, Germany. Phone: Europe office +49 30 555 71 929; US office +1 718 440 7353. Email: [email protected]. LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/micropsi-industries. YouTube: youtube.com/channel/UCrUia7TAP-ASAgiQhIUmVzA. Facebook: facebook.com/micropsiindustries. X/Twitter: twitter.com/micropsi.
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AI vision software that trains industrial robots via human demonstration to handle positional and visual variance without CAD data.
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