Robotics Enablement: Sim-to-Real Transfer, Digital Twins and Deployment of Humanoid Robots for Industry
i-LogiX GmbH
DingolfingNew on Amplifa
About i-LogiX
i-LogiX GmbH, headquartered in Dingolfing (Lower Bavaria), was founded in 2024 and supports industrial companies in the use of robotics, in particular vision-based robotic systems and humanoid robots. The service portfolio includes Robotics Enablement with sim-to-real transfer, digital twins and virtual factory environments, AI-powered robot training, as well as Robot-Training-as-a-Service including industrial integration and deployment. The approach follows four building blocks: Build (digital twins), Train (AI-supported robot training in simulation), Deploy (sim-to-real transfer) and Scale (continuous learning). This allows the benefits and integration of robotic applications to be evaluated virtually before hardware is purchased or workplaces are restructured. In addition, i-LogiX develops solutions for human-robot interaction, such as the Robot Voice Controller for configuration via natural language. The team brings experience from supply chain, IT leadership, plant organization and logistics; partnerships exist, among others, with Lenovo, Kyndryl, OLO Robotics and Lattice Semiconductor, as well as a membership in the KI Park.
- Site
- Dingolfing
- Processes
- Robotics Enablement / sim-to-real deployment (digital twins, simulation, robot training), Pick-and-place systems / sorting applications (vision-based, sim-to-real), Robotics Enablement: sim-to-real transfer, Digital twins / virtual factory environments, AI-powered robot training, Robot-Training-as-a-Service, Industrial integration & deployment, Workforce enablement & team integration
- Materials
- Digital Twins / virtual factory environments, Sim-to-Real Transfer, Human-Robot Interaction (Robot Voice Controller), Vision-based pick-and-place systems
- Certificates
- EU compliance validation (humanoid robots)
- Founded
- 2024
- Employees
- 2–10
- Industries
- Robotics, Physical AI, Industry/Automation, Automotive (team background)
- 01
Use-case identification & pre-assessment
- 02
Digital twin / virtual factory environment
- 03
Simulation & AI-powered robot training
- 04
Sim-to-real transfer
- 05
Industrial integration & deployment
- 06
Workforce enablement & continuous learning
Services & Methods
Digital Twins / virtual factory environments
Virtual representations of production and logistics as a basis for evaluation, training and deployment.
Sim-to-Real Transfer
Validated workflows are transferred from simulation to real systems.
Human-Robot Interaction (Robot Voice Controller)
Natural-language configuration and adaptation of robot tasks, e.g. by color, size, quantity or target container.
Vision-based pick-and-place systems
Detecting, gripping and sorting parts at changing positions as a sim-to-real use case.
Locations
Dingolfing
DEHeadquarters
- Seeed Studio reBot Arm B601 (Vision Showcase)
Industries
Processes & technical limits
| Processes | Tolerance | Max. part | Weight | Lot size | Materials |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Robotics Enablement / sim-to-real deployment (digital twins, simulation, robot training)Engineering | – | – | – | – | – |
| Engineering | – | – | – | – | – |
| Pick-and-place systems / sorting applications (vision-based, sim-to-real)Engineering | – | – | – | – | – |
1 Anlagen & Maschinen
| Machine | Manufacturer / model | Quantity | Working area | Year built | Site |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Robot arm (Vision Showcase) | Seeed Studio reBot Arm B601 | – | – | – | Dingolfing |
Additional services
Quality & Compliance
The focus is on EU-compliant validation: physical deployment of humanoid robots takes place as a validation step after virtual training, including an EU compliance check. Details on certifications have not been published.
| Evidence | Dingolfing |
|---|---|
| EU compliance validation (humanoid robots) |
History
- 2024
Registration of i-LogiX GmbH on 17.04.2024 (HRB 14294, Landshut Local Court), registered office in Dingolfing; share capital of €25,000; managing directors Johannes Fortner and Alfred Josef Haslbeck (until 07.08.2025 additionally Sabrina Kugler).
- 2026
Participation in the Innovation Challenge 2026 in Landau an der Isar with the use case 'From Dancefloor to Shopfloor' (sim-to-real proof of concept with OLO Robotics); co-founding and moderation of the KI Park Expert Group Physical AI & Robotics (kick-off 09.10.).