Portuguese developer of intuitive industrial robotic cell solutions, including 6D Mimic robot programming software and Lean AGV material-handling systems.
TALUS Smart Robotic Solutions S.A. is a Portuguese robotics company founded in 1999 and headquartered in Oliveira de Azeméis, Portugal. The company specializes in developing intuitive industrial robotic cell solutions designed to simplify robot programming and deployment in manufacturing environments. TALUS targets small and medium-sized manufacturers seeking to automate production without deep robotics expertise.
The company's flagship product is 6D-Mimic, a motion-demonstration programming system that allows operators to teach robots by physically guiding them through desired movements, eliminating the need for traditional code-based programming. TALUS also offers the LeanAGV, an autonomous guided vehicle system for internal material transport in factories, capable of delivering components and maintaining stock levels at point-of-use stations with minimal setup effort.
TALUS collaborates with SARKKIS Robotics, a software partner specializing in robotic cell management platforms, to provide integrated automation solutions. The company positions itself in the lean manufacturing and Industry 4.0 space, helping traditional manufacturers adopt robotics through accessible, low-barrier tooling. TALUS serves industries including metalworking, plastics, and general assembly across the Iberian Peninsula and wider European market.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
Programming-by-demonstration system for painting robots, no CAD or robot language needed.
Flexible autonomous transport AGV for SME production lines.
Part recognition software module for industrial robotic cells.
Contact TALUS Smart Robotic Solutions S.A.
WEBSITE
https://talusrobotics.euPHONE
+351 22 711 9660HEADQUARTERS
Portugal
Company Facts
Founded
1999
Primary Role
Manufacturer
Company Size
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Primary Region
Europe
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