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What digital twins are and how robotics teams use them
A digital twin is a virtual model of a real robot, machine, cell or factory that stays synchronized with its physical counterpart through live data. The twin receives sensor and state data from the real thing, runs physics or behavior models on it, and sends insight, and sometimes commands, back. For robotics teams, it is…
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What ROS 2 is and why more robots are moving to it
ROS 2 is a free, open-source framework for building robot software. It provides the messaging layer, tools and libraries that let separate programs share sensor data and commands across one robot or a whole fleet. It replaced ROS 1, which reached end of life in May 2025, and it is now the default starting point…
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