Teach once. Generate safely.

Turn one verified robot demonstration into reusable, editable automation.

⚠ This tool never controls the arm. Preview the trajectory in Kortex, run at low speed, keep the workspace clear, and keep the emergency stop accessible.

1 · Identify — Robot status

Control interface

Unknown — upload a Kortex JSON in step 2 to confirm

A successfully parsed Kortex sequence export is direct evidence the arm speaks Kortex. Nothing else about the robot is assumed from it.

Brand & model

Needs confirmation

The Kortex export contains no model information, and a photo alone cannot reliably identify the exact model — so this stays "Needs confirmation" until you confirm it. For AI photo identification, use the Try it flow.

2 · Learn — Workspace from demonstration

Upload Kortex JSON

Upload a sequence export that ran successfully on the real arm. The file is parsed in your browser and never modified.

3 · Create — New pick-and-place task

Confirm every Workspace Profile value above before creating a task — only confirmed parameters are used for generation.

A tabletop photo cannot provide reliable robot X/Y coordinates (that needs camera calibration, AprilTag/ArUco markers, or a depth camera). Enter coordinates in the robot's base frame — jog the arm in Kortex to read them off, or reuse values from the demonstration table above.

Task name

Object name

Pick X (m)

Pick Y (m)

Place X (m)

Place Y (m)

Pick Z (m, optional)

Place Z (m, optional)

Speed

Gripper OPEN

Gripper CLOSE

4 · Validate — Timeline, path & safety

The timeline and path preview appear once the workspace profile is confirmed and the task inputs are complete.

5 · Export