Realtime Robotics Introduces Resolver to the Japanese Market at iREX 2025, Unveiling Advanced Features for Smarter, Faster Robotic Workcell Design
Realtime Robotics, a global leader in automated collision-free motion planning, control, and optimization, today announced the official launch of its cloud-based solution, Resolver, in the Japanese market. The introduction comes during iREX 2025, one of the world’s largest robotics exhibitions, where Realtime Robotics is also showcasing new features and enhancements to Resolver, aimed at streamlining robotic workcell design, programming, and commissioning while significantly reducing time-to-market for manufacturers.
Resolver, which has already demonstrated its transformative potential in global markets earlier this year, is designed to accelerate every stage of robotic workcell deployment. By automating the most time-consuming and labor-intensive tasks, Resolver empowers manufacturers to optimize their production processes with unprecedented speed and efficiency. Its debut in Japan highlights Realtime Robotics’ commitment to supporting advanced manufacturing and smart factory initiatives across the Asia-Pacific region.
At iREX 2025, Realtime Robotics is hosting live, interactive demonstrations of Resolver at booth W4-61, showcasing its seamless integration with Siemens Process Simulate and Visual Components. Attendees can experience first-hand how Resolver can transform the way robotic systems are designed, simulated, and implemented in real-world industrial environments.
Meeting the Growing Demands of Modern Manufacturing
“In today’s manufacturing landscape, companies are under immense pressure to do more with less,” said Peter Howard, CEO of Realtime Robotics. “Operational efficiency, flexibility, and speed are no longer optional—they are critical to competing successfully on a global scale. Resolver enables manufacturers to rapidly adapt their facilities and processes, helping them innovate faster and bring products to market more quickly than ever before. We are excited to introduce Resolver to the Japanese market and demonstrate the tangible impact it can have on modern manufacturing operations.”
Resolver’s value lies not only in automating robotic motion planning but also in fundamentally reshaping the factory design process. Traditional robotic workcell deployment often involves complex programming, trial-and-error testing, and lengthy commissioning cycles. Resolver addresses these challenges by providing a cloud-based platform capable of solving complex motion planning problems in real time, minimizing collisions, and optimizing workflow efficiency.
Since its initial launch earlier this year, Resolver has helped numerous manufacturers accelerate cycle times, reduce deployment costs, and improve overall operational efficiency. Its ability to handle complex configurations—including multiple robot variants, diverse tooling setups, and evolving production lines—makes it an indispensable tool for manufacturers seeking to modernize their facilities while controlling costs.
Advanced Features Driving the Next Generation of Robotic Workcells
At iREX 2025, Realtime Robotics is unveiling several enhancements to Resolver that improve usability, expand compatibility, and increase design flexibility:
- Expanded Support for FANUC Robots – Resolver now offers enhanced support for FANUC robots, including advanced handling of start distance/end distance (SD/ED) parameters for approach and retreat motions. Additionally, a new characterization model and improved usability for robots with joint limits have been introduced, providing engineers with greater precision and flexibility in robotic motion planning.
- Applying Working Limits – The updated Resolver allows users to apply working limits selectively to native robot joints or external joints. Previously, working limits were applied automatically to both the robot and external tooling, which could require manual adjustments. The new approach improves the user experience, reducing time spent on manual configuration and ensuring safer, more efficient operation of robotic systems.
- Enhanced User Interface (UI) – Resolver now features a more intuitive login experience and supports single-sign-on (SSO) options through both Google and Microsoft. In addition, the folder structure has been revamped to simplify the organization of simulation studies and projects, making it easier for teams to collaborate and manage complex robotic workcell designs.
- Additional Visual Components Support – Resolver has expanded compatibility with Visual Components, now supporting Linear Statement types. This enhancement allows users to remain within their development environment while leveraging Resolver’s capabilities, further streamlining workflow and reducing the need to switch between multiple software platforms.
Accelerating Time-to-Market and Reducing Costs
One of Resolver’s most significant benefits is its ability to accelerate time-to-market. In industries where speed is crucial, even small reductions in design or commissioning time can lead to substantial cost savings and competitive advantages. By automating collision-free motion planning and integrating seamlessly with existing simulation and design tools, Resolver enables manufacturers to focus on innovation rather than repetitive, time-intensive programming tasks.
Moreover, Resolver provides greater flexibility for ongoing facility redesigns. Manufacturers can use the platform not only for initial deployment but also to optimize and reconfigure existing production lines, accommodating new products, updated tooling, or changes in production demand. The result is a dynamic, adaptable manufacturing environment capable of responding quickly to market shifts.
Resolver in Practice: A Transformative Tool for Japanese Manufacturers
Japan, a global hub for advanced manufacturing and robotics innovation, presents a significant opportunity for Resolver. With the increasing adoption of smart factory concepts, Industry 4.0 initiatives, and automation-driven efficiency improvements, Japanese manufacturers are actively seeking tools that enhance flexibility, reduce costs, and improve operational agility. Resolver addresses these needs by providing an intuitive, cloud-based solution that accelerates robotic workcell deployment while ensuring safety and precision.
By integrating Resolver with Siemens Process Simulate and Visual Components, Realtime Robotics ensures that Japanese manufacturers can leverage existing engineering tools while benefiting from Resolver’s advanced motion planning and optimization capabilities. This seamless integration helps reduce errors, minimize downtime, and improve overall productivity, positioning manufacturers to stay ahead in an increasingly competitive market.
Interactive Demonstrations at iREX 2025
Visitors to iREX 2025 can experience Resolver through live demonstrations at Realtime Robotics’ booth W4-61. The interactive setup allows attendees to explore how Resolver simplifies robotic workcell design, manages complex motion planning challenges, and integrates with popular industrial software platforms. Participants will have the opportunity to witness Resolver in action, gaining insights into how it can enhance operational efficiency, reduce manual programming tasks, and accelerate deployment timelines.
Expanding Resolver’s Reach
The Japanese market launch marks an important milestone in Realtime Robotics’ global expansion strategy. The company plans to continue developing Resolver’s capabilities, expanding robot compatibility, and introducing additional features that enhance usability and efficiency. By bringing Resolver to Japan, Realtime Robotics reinforces its commitment to empowering manufacturers with cutting-edge solutions that address the evolving demands of modern production environments.
As factories worldwide adopt more sophisticated automation solutions, platforms like Resolver will play a critical role in ensuring that robotic systems are safe, efficient, and adaptable. By reducing design complexity, minimizing deployment risks, and shortening time-to-market, Resolver is poised to become an essential tool for manufacturers striving to remain competitive in a fast-paced, technology-driven landscape.
Realtime Robotics is a leading provider of automated collision-free motion planning, control, and optimization solutions for industrial robotics. The company’s mission is to accelerate manufacturing innovation by automating complex tasks, reducing deployment costs, and enabling manufacturers to respond quickly to changing market demands. Resolver, the company’s flagship cloud-based platform, exemplifies this mission by transforming the design, programming, and commissioning of robotic workcells around the world.
To explore Resolver and see it in action, visit Realtime Robotics at iREX 2025, booth W4-61, from December 3–6, 2025, in Tokyo. Attendees will have the opportunity to interact with the platform, observe its integration with Siemens Process Simulate and Visual Components, and learn how Resolver can revolutionize robotic workcell design and deployment in their own facilities.
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