Ecosystem & Standards
What standards does the industry need before it can scale?
Chapter summary
Every manufacturer uses proprietary interfaces. ROS is the de facto software standard but has limited industrial adoption, and there is no standard for grippers, charging or safety.
Key takeaways
- 1
A Universal Gripper Interface, 'USB-C for robots', could make gripper innovation 10x faster within 18–24 months.
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A Robot Operating Certificate would cover emergency stops, collision avoidance and fail-safe modes.
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Open cloud robotics APIs would remove custom integration for every fleet.
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