Project

Robotics

Client

Svaya Robotics

Collaborative Robot Programming Interface Design

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Revamping Cobot Programming: A Visual Redesign Aligned with New Brand Guidelines

As part of my internship at Svaya Robotics, I worked on designing the interface for a collaborative robot programming application. The goal was to enable operators to easily assign repetitive tasks to robots, without requiring deep programming expertise. Problem: Programming industrial robots is often complex and time-consuming. The challenge was to simplify this process using a block-based programming approach while ensuring safety, clarity, and efficiency. Approach: We began with research and group discussions to define a streamlined user flow. The focus was on making the interface intuitive and reducing unnecessary steps for the user. Low-fidelity wireframes were created to visualize structure and interaction early on. These were iteratively refined into high-fidelity prototypes that were tested for usability and shared with stakeholders like engineers and product managers for validation and feedback.

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Key Design Features & Outcome

BLOCK BASED PROGRAMMING: Simplified robot programming using visual blocks. JOG CONTROLS: Fine-tune robot movement via joystick and sliders for precise joint control. VIRTUAL VISUALIZATION: Real-time preview of robot joint movements. COLLISION AVOIDANCE: Define safe movement zones by importing models from cloud/USB or selecting from a preset library. The final prototype provided an intuitive, safety-aware, and highly visual programming experience—making industrial robot setup more accessible and less time-intensive for operators.

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