RiACT (RiACT Robotics) :: Universal, Skill-Based Robot Operating System & Development Platform

RiACT (RiACT Robotics) is a Danish robotics software company based in Copenhagen, founded in 2018. The company develops a universal, skill-based robot operating system and development platform designed to simplify the creation, deployment, and management of flexible industrial robot applications. RiACT aims to remove the complexity of traditional robot programming, enabling faster setup, easier reconfiguration, and better collaboration between humans and robots in dynamic manufacturing environments.

RiACT’s core offering is a modular, real-time robot control platform that acts as a universal interface between robotic hardware and intelligent applications. It supports skill-based programming, allowing users to build reusable, high-level skills that can be easily combined and adapted across different robots and tasks. This approach accelerates automation projects in industries with high product variability, frequent changeovers, or complex processes.

Key robot-based products and platform features include:

• RiFLEX Developer Platform: A comprehensive real-time development environment for creating flexible robot applications. It enables professionals to connect and coordinate multiple interfaces and robots using one standardized system. Early access (Beta) is available for developers and integrators.
• Skill-based Control System: Allows robots to perform complex tasks through modular, reusable skills rather than rigid, low-level programming. This makes applications more extensible and easier to maintain.

The platform is hardware-agnostic and works with major industrial robot brands. It has been successfully deployed in real manufacturing environments, such as at metal manufacturer LHM, where it helped scale automation across the factory floor. RiACT also collaborates with organizations like Universal Robots and participates in European automotive sector initiatives.

RiACT positions itself as an enabler of next-generation flexible automation, targeting manufacturers who need agile, reconfigurable robot systems rather than fixed, high-volume automation lines. The company continues to grow and actively seeks talent passionate about robotics software.