ROSO is at the forefront of innovative robotics technology, pioneering advancements in intelligent construction processes.
ROSO focuses on developing a range of robotic construction technologies, including TacoArm, TacoVision, TacoMove, and TacoBIM.
ROSO focuses on developing autonomous construction robots that combine robotic arms, autonomous vehicles, and construction craftsmanship. Its goal is to assist on-site workers with repetitive and hazardous tasks.
ROSO strategically integrates diverse knowledge and applies it to artistic creation, combining robotics, materials, and computation to craft unique aesthetics and sensory experiences.
From conceptualization to execution, our approach integrates innovative techniques to materialize digital objects in a creative way.
We serve a diverse range of customers and actively collaborate with architects, designers, and artists to create outstanding innovations for the residential and commercial sectors.
Whether it's designing futuristic art installations or architectural projects, we strive to create solutions that combine aesthetics and functionality, inspiring and enduring.
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ROSO is an interdisciplinary research team. The main objective of the laboratory is to use innovative robotics technology and computational design thinking to provide diverse intelligent construction processes and solutions.
Originally founded in 2018 as a robotics lab, we have evolved into a thriving company with significant impact.
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Our team members encompass expertise in art, design, and engineering, achieving true interdisciplinary integration to provide comprehensive solutions for both the present and the future.
Partners of ROSO play a crucial role in advancing the integration of robotics within the architectural field.
In addition to its industrial applications, ROSO is also deeply rooted in academic research institutions, driving interdisciplinary collaboration and experimentation while nurturing emerging talent. We focus on pushing boundaries and exploring new frontiers, striving to revolutionize intelligent construction through innovation and discovery.
ROSO incorporates avant-garde concepts and advanced technologies into its curriculum, delving into the applications of robotic construction in the fields of architecture and art.
From robotics programming to design thinking, our workshops empower participants to explore new frontiers in intelligent construction.
Through rigorous analysis and experimentation, we contribute to the academic development of construction robotics, shaping its future direction.
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2025-10-18
This workshop used COMPAS as the core framework to build an automated timber workflow spanning digital design, geometric analysis, and robotic fabrication. Through the parametric computation capabilities of COMPAS Timber, the system can automatically calculate the geometric relationships and joint angles of timber nodes, generating high-precision connection data. Equipped with a 3D scanner, an industrial robot then captures three-dimensional point clouds, converting the spatial positions and geometric deviations of the physical components into visualized 3D models for layout and accuracy calibration. Building on this foundation, the workshop further leveraged the node information generated by COMPAS Timber to develop multiple corresponding robotic milling strategies. Each team used custom parametric tools together with TACO (robot simulator) to stream machining toolpaths in real time to the industrial robot arm, enabling the design model to be directly translated into executable fabrication instructions. This workflow demonstrates a fully automated chain from geometric generation and structural analysis to physical production, effectively reducing the transfer time between design and fabrication. 本次工作營以 COMPAS 為核心框架，建構了一套從數位設計、幾何分析到機器人製造的自動化木構工作流程。藉由 COMPAS Timber 的參數化運算功能，系統能自動計算木構節點的幾何關係與接合角度，生成高精度的節點資料。接著，透過搭載 3D 掃描器的工業機器人 進行三維點雲擷取，將實體構件的位置與幾何誤差轉換為可視化的三維圖像，作為放樣與精度校正的依據。 在此基礎上，工作營進一步利用 COMPAS Timber 所生成的節點資訊，發展多種對應的 機器人洗銷（milling）路徑策略。各組透過自訂的參數化工具與 TACO (robot simulator)，將加工路徑即時串流（stream）至工業機械臂，使設計模型能直接轉譯為可執行的加工指令。此流程展現了從幾何生成、結構分析到實體製作的完整自動化鏈，有效縮短設計與製造之間的轉換時間。
2024-12-09
On December 9th, 2024, a delegation of ICD researchers will present at the ROSO Coop Laboratory of Feng Chia University in Taichung, Taiwan. The series of public lectures include the following speakers from ICD: Monika Göbel – Biomimetic Design: Building More with Less - Latest research demonstrators designed and constructed with renewable resources using lightweight construction systems Martín Alvarez – Universal Timber Slab Lasath Siriwardena – Towards Agents with Autonomy Maria Papadimitraki – Co-Design from Architectural, Social and Visualisation Perspectives: Methods for the integrative exploration of design spaces for future timber buildings within existing urban contexts Laura Kiesewetter – Programming Wood: Self-shaping structures modelled on nature Tiffany Cheng – Solar Gate: Bio-inspired and bio-based 4D-printing for weather-responsive smart shading
2024-07-07
今年，ROSO實驗室主持人王識源、盛郁庭，受邀參加2024 DigitalFUTURES國際工作營。延續著上學期我在陽明交大數位設計課『Multi-robot Coordination in Material Deposition』中的研究，我們這次的工作營主題圍繞『多機器人』協同製造，利用先進的機器人控制系統（自主定位與導航），使小型移動機器人能彼此合作，在遠程位置推積材料，超越傳統機器人在製造過程中的範圍限制。在此次工作營中，我們以細砂為創作材料，利用兩台移動機器人的合作，在動態的機器人運動軌跡和材料特性的相互作用下，繪製出獨特的地景。 This year, Sheng and I were invited to participate in the 2024 DigitalFUTURES International Workshop. Continuing the research I conducted last semester in the "Multi-robot Coordination in Material Deposition" course at National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University, our workshop theme revolves around 'multi-robot' collaborative fabrication. Utilizing advanced robotic control systems (autonomous positioning and navigation), small mobile robots can collaborate with each other to deposit materials at remote locations, surpassing the traditional limitations of robots in the manufacturing process. In this workshop, we used fine sand as our creative material, employing the cooperation of two mobile robots to create unique landscapes through the dynamic interaction of the robots' movement trajectories and the material properties.
