Agentic Control for
Industrial Workcells
RobotAbstraction started as a simple question: "What if a factory manager could operate industrial robots by just describing their goals?" Built for the TechEx Intelligent Enterprise Solutions Hackathon 2026, it demonstrates how Google ADK can abstract away robot-specific complexity.
Making workcell control
as easy as chatting
Today, operating industrial robots requires deep knowledge of proprietary SDKs, motor commands, TCP strings, and vendor-specific APIs. RobotAbstraction changes that. By placing a Google ADK agent between the operator and the Webots coordinator, factory goals replace robot commands.
We believe the future of industrial robotics is intent-first: operators describe production goals in plain language, and the agent handles tool selection and coordinator dispatch.
Read the Docs →Simulation First
Test industrial workcell logic safely in Webots before deploying to physical hardware.
Agentic Abstraction
Built around Google ADK for intent-driven, vendor-agnostic workcell tool calling.
Operator-Friendly
Factory managers describe goals in plain language — no motor commands or TCP strings required.
Open Source
RobotAbstraction is open-source and built in the open for the community.
Watch the project demo
A full walkthrough of the RobotAbstraction workcell — from ADK agent commands to live Webots robot execution.
Meet the builders
Kumar
Avinash
Karan
Nirasha
Soham
TechEx Hackathon 2026
RobotAbstraction is our submission for the Robotics & Simulation track of the TechEx Intelligent Enterprise Solutions Hackathon.