What's new in RoboDK 5.2.5 - Date: 2021-08-16
-> New in RoboDK v5.2.5 (2021-08-16):
Improved library
Fixed reverse zoom option not being remembered
-> New in RoboDK v5.2.5 (2021-08-14):
Improved app loader plugin to support linking actions to multiples items and item types
Improved multithread support for the Python API
Improved blend radius check for UR post processors
-> New in RoboDK v5.2.5 (2021-08-11):
Fixed generating reports for robot calibration, report generation uses the white theme
Added multi thread support for a single Python robolink connection
-> New in RoboDK v5.2.5 (2021-08-10):
Improved pose display of joint targets, the pose of a joint target is now with respect to the parent it is attached to
Improved cylinder detection with the measure tool
Added option to customize item icons in the tree


RoboDK is a powerful and cost-effective simulatorfor industrial robots and robot programming. RoboDK's simulation and offline programming tools allow you to program robots outside the production environment, eliminating production downtime caused by shop floor programming.
No programming skills are required with the intuitive RoboDK graphical interface. Easily simulate and program industrial robots offline from your 3D models and deploy robot programs avoiding singularities, axis limits and collisions with just a few clicks. Furthermore, RoboDK provides robot calibration and performance testing solutions according to ISO 9283 standard and allow users to improve robot accuracy by a factor of 2 to 10.
RoboDK has an extensive library of over 500 robot arms among 50 robot manufacturers and works with more than 50 partners to be distributed worldwide. Advanced users can program any robot using the same universal programming language and the RoboDK API available in Python, C#, Visual Basic, C++ and Matlab. Furthermore, it is very easy to automate repetitive tasks and integrate the 3D simulation environment with your projects:
Offline Programming - RoboDK
This video shows how to create a sequence movement with a robot and export it as a program.
RoboDK was founded in 2015 as a spin-off companyfrom the CoRo laboratory at ETS University in Montreal, Canada. The CoRo lab is equipped with many industrial robots and focuses its activities on applied research, making it one of the most prestigious robotics laboratory in Canada.
RoboDK has grown quickly since it was founded and is used by companies of all sizes from startups to the world's largest corporations. RoboDK now offers an extensive library of over 500 robot arms, more than 50 partners and thousands of active users.
Product:RoboDK
Version:5.2.5
Supported Architectures:x64
Website Home Page :

https://robodk.com/

Languages Supported:multilanguage
System Requirements:PC *
Size:420.7 mb

You should be able to run RoboDK in most computers nowadays. The main constrain may be old computers not properly supporting OpenGL.
In any case, if you are looking for the recommended minimum requirements:
- Operating System: Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows 10 (32-bit or 64-bit version), Mac OS (64 bit), Ubuntu 16 or Ubuntu 18 (64 bit).
- Memory: 2 GB minimum. Recommended 4 GB or more.
- Graphics Configuration: A minimum 1024x768 pixel resolution display. The graphics driver should support OpenGL 3.0 or later. Graphics cards with hardware accelerated OpenGL including internal memory are recommended.
- Hard Disk Drive Space: 40 GB, 1 GB free.
- Mouse: 2-button (minimum), 3-button or 2-button with middle mouse wheel is recommended.
- Internet: Internet connection to activate Network licenses (default licenses). Firewalls should not block ports 80 & 443 (Network licenses only). Alternatively, we can provide a USB dongle.
If you use a remote desktop connection you may have to start RoboDK by double clicking this file: C:/RoboDK/RoboDK-Safe-Start-VM.bat