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Daniela Giroldo
Daniela Giroldo is a robotics specialist with over 21 years of hands-on experience in industrial automation. Throughout her career, she has worked with manufacturers across Europe to evaluate and implement robotic solutions tailored to real production needs — from welding and palletising to CNC tending and collaborative robotics.
At Robotic Hitech Solutions, Daniela writes technical content that connects deep engineering knowledge with practical guidance for plant managers and automation engineers navigating the industrial robotics market.
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Explore how robotic architecture connects parametric design, industrial robots and physical fabrication—and how authorship shifts from gesture to system design.
See how an automated system can adapt to creative changes through parametric design, version control and constraints without losing the project’s identity.
See how universities and makerspaces use refurbished industrial robots for education, research, digital fabrication and workforce training.
See how industrial robotic arms support expressive artistic projects through painting, sculpture, performance, light, sensors and programmed movement.
See how industrial robots are used in film and live shows for motion-control cameras, lighting, scenic movement, virtual production and performance.
Learn how parametric design and robotics connect digital geometry with toolpaths, simulation, robot programming and physical fabrication.
Learn how refurbished robots support large-scale 3D printing for architecture, molds and functional art—and what the complete system requires.
Learn how industrial robots in art are refurbished and retrofitted with creative tools, software, sensors, and safety systems for studios and laboratories.
Learn how industrial robot arms create sculpture through milling, carving, additive deposition, forming, assembly, and controlled material interaction.
See how the ABB robot mural used AI-assisted design, PixelPaint, and an IRB 5500 painting robot to translate public ideas into urban art.
Learn how robotic 3D printing expands art and architecture through large-scale deposition, multi-axis paths, material experimentation, and digital fabrication.
See how a FANUC robot and Leister WELDPLAST 600-i extruder were integrated to produce large modular elements for architectural research.