Solutions · Robotics
Bring up the electronics that make robots move
Motor drives, servo controllers, sensor boards and battery packs go through many revisions. m8rix gives each revision the same full test, with the firmware in the loop.
What you can validate
m8rix for robotics
- Motor drives and servo controllersPhase currents, switching waveforms and protection, into real motors or electronic loads.
- Control-loop firmwareBuild and flash, step the command, measure the response, tune and repeat.
- Sensor and encoder boardsSignal chains checked with signal generators across range and noise.
- Battery packs and power distributionCharge, discharge and protection behaviour with battery simulators and loads.
Workflows
Say what to test. It runs the rest.
Each workflow starts with a sentence. The agent turns it into a plan you review, then runs it on your bench.
01
Step response
Command a step, capture the response on the scope, measure overshoot and settling.
> Step the servo from 0 to 90 degrees and measure overshoot and settling time.
02
Drive thermal soak
Hold the drive at load for hours, logging current, voltage and efficiency.
> Run the motor drive at 80 % load for four hours and log efficiency every minute.
03
Revision regression
The same checks on every board revision, compared side by side.
> Run the rev C board through the rev B test plan and compare.
Why m8rix
Built for hardware that has to work
Limits it cannot cross
Your device's ratings are hard limits, checked on every step by deterministic code. The AI can't loosen them.
Every run on the record
Every command, who asked for it and the result, with the data and waveforms kept for review.
Firmware in the loop
The agent can change the code, reflash and measure again until the result is in spec.
On this bench
- Power supplies335
- Electronic loads11
- Oscilloscopes171
- Signal generators97
- Battery and PV simulators11
- and anything else with SCPI
Other solutions
See it run on your own bench
Free for Mac and Windows. Start on a simulated bench, then connect your instruments.