About

Last updated: 24 September 2026

Taktsmith plans and simulates robotic factory floors in the browser: an AMR fleet and the robot cells it connects. The name joins the takt — the rhythm a production cell must hold — with the craft of the smith who forges it.

What it does

Nineteen working scenes — among them dual-arm assembly, a welding cell with positioner, a delta picking line, a palletizing cell, an AMR fleet on a factory floor and a gripper design lab — share one core: robot kinematics, time-parameterised motion, task graphs, reservations for shared space and safety monitoring. Finished layouts export as IFC4 for plant and building models, for example in Gewerkton Studio.

Who is behind it

Taktsmith is built by Thorsten Meyer in Iffeldorf, Bavaria, as part of Thorsten Meyer AI. The goal: make the planning of robot cells visible, testable and explainable — before steel is cut.

Status

Taktsmith is a preview. Feedback from integrators, engineers and teachers shapes what comes next: contact@taktsmith.com.