Simulation demo
Pick-and-place check in a simulated workcell
This is a recording. It plays without a live robot and without a ROS connection. An articulated arm moves to a part, carries it, and places it on the marked target.
What the robot is doing
It picks one part from the first pad and places it on the second pad.
What MRPX simulated
The arm, the table, the two target rings, and the path between them.
What this checks
Whether that reach, carry, and place motion is clear in the simulated workcell.
What a team would learn
Whether to spend hardware time on this motion. It is an MRPX example, not a customer case study.
Simulation Sprint starting at $2,000 for well-scoped work. Typical target is 7–10 business days after inputs are accepted. MRPX builds the simulation environment. MRPX does not manufacture the physical robot.
The engineering console is separate. It needs the simulation backend. If that backend is offline, the page shows the failed connection instead of a fake ready state. Open the engineering console.