Reinventing Robot Programming: The Juliet & Romeo Revolution

In this episode, I sit down with Amina Gojak from Cognibotics to
explore the challenges and breakthroughs in modern robotics. We
dive into the origins of Cognibotics, the drive to close the gap
between human intentions and robotic action, and the journey from
calibration innovation to the creation of the Juliet programming
language and Romeo runtime. Amina explains why the robotics
industry needs a new, expressive language, how Juliet brings
together the best of IT and OT, and how Romeo ensures real-time
execution and safety. We also discuss the strategic partnership
with Estun Automation, the integration possibilities with Python
and C++, and the hands-on Coursera course for anyone eager to
learn. If you’re curious about the future of robot programming and
want an inside look at how European innovation is shaping the
field, this episode is for you.