Dynalog is an established Leader in the field of Robotic Calibration and Robot Performance analysis equipment.
Dynalog is a US-based, privately held robotics technology company with its world headquarters in the heart of “Automation Alley” – the Manufacturing Technology corridor located in Oakland County, just North of Detroit, Michigan.
Dynalog operates globally, with products installed in over 20 different countries around the world. Dynalog’s presence includes a European (France) , who conduct sales and technical support operations (See “Contact” Section). In addition, Dynalog maintains a network of distributors and partners in key industrial regions (See “Partners” Section).
Dynalog was founded in Detroit, Michigan in 1990 with the invention and commercialization of the famous “CompuGauge” robot performance measurement system. The CompuGauge system was first purchased by Boeing and later by most of the major industrial robot manufacturers around the world. Dynalog grew quickly with the addition of Robot Calibration products such as DynaCal, AutoCal, DynaFlex, and most recently, DynaGuide.
Dynalog holds Patents, or has Patents Pending for all of its products.
Today, Dynalog is the established leader in the field of robotic calibration and robot performance analysis equipment. Dynalog continually develops, designs, and improves its existing and new product lines to help our customers achieve the highest performance possible with industrial robots.
Dynalog has earned a solid reputation around the world for product and service superiority by providing state-of-the-art equipment and software to meet the flexible automation needs and production requirements of our customers (See what Dynalog’s customers have to say in the “Testimonials” Section).
Dynalog’s goal is to create advanced products that measure, enhance and optimize the performance of industrial robots. Dynalog’s products not only improve robot performance for today’s applications, they enable robots to be used for the new and challenging high-precision applications of tomorrow…
At Dynalog, we work closely with customers in many industries. They have come to rely on us for our excellence in the fields of Robot Cell Calibration, Robot Performance Analysis, and Flexible Measurement System. It is our privilege to include these world renowned companies in our ever growing list of customers. Click on the icons to visit each customer's website.
Dynalog, Inc. works with leading companies such as robot manufacturers, robot simulation providers, measurement sensor makers and robot system integrators in order to to create the integrated solutions demanded by our customers. Below you will find information and links to some of our partners.
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Dynalog has earned a solid reputation around the world for product and service superiority by
providing state-of-the-art equipment and software to meet the flexible automation needs and
production requirements of our customers
We are very impressed with the capabilities of the Dynalog calibration system.
We investigated and experimented with several different calibration solutions, both in the USA as well as in Europe. We came to the conclusion that Dynalog's robot calibration solution provided the level of performance, and functionality we required to offer the highest performance FMS available on the market.
We are very satisfied with the robot calibration and cell alignment provided by Dynalog.
KUKA staff in Augsburg have used the 3D CompuGauge™ System for both RIA and ISO robot performance testing as well as for general measurement purposes, and we are extremely satisfied with the system's capabilities.
Dynalog offers the ability to reduce production interruption and yet achieve first-time, "no touch up" capability for downloading robot programs created from simulation.
Companies that supply your level of customer support and prompt service and assistance are very far and few between, and we truly believe that the products and services that you supplied were the key to the success of our project.
Ford evaluated several products based on different technologies (Laser Tracker, OptoMechanical, Photogrammetry, etc.) offered by various companies, as well as your own DynaCal System. After our investigation, we concluded that the Dynalog DynaCal Robot Cell Calibration System provided the most complete solution at the best price. For these reasons, Ford selected DynaCal as its worldwide standard robot cell calibration system.
Dynalog, Inc. provides a dynamic, challenging and international environment. We seek motivated and flexible team-players with experience and skills from a wide variety of disciplines to work within our technical and commercial areas. Come join our teams in the US or France.
Dynalog is a member of several of the following associations. It is our hope that the resources compiled below will be a helpful tool for those looking for additional information regarding the robotics industry or engineering profession.
The RIA is a North America association that specifically serves the robotics industry. Members include leading robot manufacturers, users, system integrators, component suppliers, research groups, and consulting firms.
ISO (International Organization for Standardization) is the world's largest developer of standards. ISO's principal activity is is to develop technical standards. ISO standards make a positive difference, not just to engineers and manufacturers for whom they solve basic problems in production and distribution, but to society as a whole.
The International Federation of Robotics promotes research, development, use and international co-operation in the field of robotics, and acts as a focal point for organizations and governmental representatives in activities related to robotics.
The Society of Manufacturing Engineers (SME) is a leading resource for engineers, companies, educators and others - to make successful in their quest to advance knowledge and the manufacturing industry.
ESD unites engineers, scientists, architects and those in related technical fields. Their programs and services are dedicated to the enhancement of professional development, the advancement of technology and the promotion of the engineering and scientific professions.
FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) is a multinational non-profit organization, that aspires to transform culture, making science, math, engineering, and technology as cool for kids as sports are today.
Automation Alley is Southeast Michigan's regional technology cluster, attracting and bringing together the creators and consumers of technology, academia, manufacturing, engineering, production, and R&D from a variety of industries around the world.
The Joseph F. Engelberger award is considered worldwide as the most prestigious Award in the field of Robotics and is presented yearly during the International Symposium on Robotics (ISR) organized by the International Federation of Robotics (IFR).The Award is named after Joseph F. Engelberger, known throughout the world as the founding force behind industrial robotics, and considered as the “father” of the modern robotics industry. Engelberger was founder and president of Unimation, Inc., the world’s first industrial robot manufacturer.
The Engelberger Robotics Award – recognized within the international robot community as an ‘Olympic Gold Medal’ equivalent – is presented each year to four outstanding individuals in the robotics industry for excellence in Technology Development, Application, Education, and Leadership respectively.
Also see: https://www.automate.org/
