The robotics industry, mapped.

Specs tell you what a robot should do. Members tell you what it actually did — in production, on real parts, under real deadlines. Atlas gives that knowledge structure, so sharing it is worth the effort.

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Reviews with context

A review on Atlas carries its setting — production, pilot or lab — and what the product was actually used for. Experience you can weigh, not anonymous stars.

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Community notes on the data

Spot a wrong spec? Propose a correction on the value itself. Curators review it, the fix lands in the graph, and the value’s provenance records that the community validated it.

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Karma — contribution is the reputation

Accepted corrections and verified contributions earn karma; posts earn it when others find them helpful. An auditable ledger, not a like counter — badges are earned, never bought.

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A CV that signals

Your profile is a Robotics CV that can say what you want next — open to collaborate, hiring, happy to mentor — with introductions on your terms.

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Compare sourced specs

Specifications are typed values against shared templates, so products compare cleanly across vendors — and every value carries its source.

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Check interfaces and pairings

See what a product physically and digitally connects to — flanges, connectors, buses and APIs — with 50 connector types mapped across the catalog.

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See real price indications

Live price indications on real products, with quote requests when you’re ready to talk to a supplier.

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Find the people behind the products

Every product links to the organisations that make and integrate it — and members see the people who have actually used it.

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Manufacturers & operations teams

Compare options on sourced specs and real price indications — clarity before committing time and budget.

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Builders & engineers

A Robotics CV: your experience, projects and the components you’ve worked with, as real connected entities.

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Suppliers & vendors

Your catalogue, structured and connected — discovered by capability and interface, not just by brand.

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Integrators

Be found in the context of the products you work with, and showcase what you’ve delivered.

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Researchers

Models and software live as first-class catalog entries — a bridge from research to the companies who can apply it.

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Students

Learn from structured, sourced knowledge — and grow a CV the industry can see.

The catalog is live today. The next layer connects it to real automation problems — in the open, with the community.

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Use cases

Coming: real automation problems, documented — requirements, constraints and the evaluation behind each decision.

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Community solutions

Coming: evidence-backed answers to those use cases, referencing the products, organisations and people in the graph.

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Projects

In beta: automation builds published with their components, the people involved and the lessons learned.

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Sourced or it didn’t happen

Every spec value carries provenance — from vendor-claimed to evidence-validated.

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Neutral and vendor-agnostic

We recommend based on fit, not affiliation.

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Typed, not freeform

Structured values with units instead of PDF dumps — that’s what makes real comparison possible.

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Rooted in reality

Informed by our own integration projects and hands-on experience.

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Made in Aachen, open to the world

Part of a strong local robotics ecosystem, collaborating internationally to keep the Atlas growing.