At Trener Robotics, the shift from "programmed" to "autonomous" is the defining challenge of modern industrial manufacturing. Leading this technical frontier is Dr. Alejandro Astudillo, a founding member of our team who has stepped into a new role as VP of R&D, and a Product Research Fellow.

Trener Robotics is excited to introduce Staff Vision Systems Engineer, Shirin Kumra

“At T-Labs, we aren't just writing code; we are teaching machines the fundamental laws of physical interaction. Our goal is to close the gap between digital intelligence and physical reality.” — Dr. Lars Tingelstad

Trener Robotics is excited to spotlight Staff Robotics Software Engineer, Dr. Vinicius De Oliveira

It’s been an incredible 2025 here at Trener Robotics, and we look forward to executing the vision that will drive us through 2026.

Trener Robotics is excited to spotlight Staff Robotics Software Engineer, Laura Stelzner!

Trener Robotics is excited to have Platform Product Manager, Jeremy Brouillard, driving the future of our platform.

If you run a CNC or metalworking shop, you’ve probably already sensed the pressure: labor shortages, supply chain volatility, and rising operational costs are creating stormy conditions. There is a surging need to increase productivity, to become more efficient. This is the reason why automation is no longer a nice-to-have. It’s essential.

Many CNC shops recognize the value of automation—but making it work in the real world is a significant challenge.

“The future of robotics isn’t about replacing humans—it’s about building systems that empower us to do more, with less effort, and greater flexibility.” — Mathias Hauan Arbo