HMI UX/UI - Artemis
HMI UX/UI - Artemis
The brain of LUNA, where every robot, every signal, and every connection begins.
The brain of LUNA, where every robot, every signal, and every connection begins.
HMI UX/UI - Artemis
The brain of LUNA, where every robot, every signal, and every connection begins.
HMI UX/UI - Artemis
HMI UX/UI - Artemis
Project Type
Back-end Robotics Engineering Interface
Technology
Figma Design System Architecture Node-RED framework Python scripting environment Multi-brand API integration Signal and hardware node system
Timeframe
Timeframe
36 Months: On-going
36 Months: On-going
Artemis is the brain of LUNA, the central nervous system that connects every robot brand, component, and signal into a single unified architecture. It feeds all structured data directly into Orbiter, enabling robot engineers to assemble and programme cells without having to contend with raw API complexity.
Artemis is the brain of LUNA, the central nervous system that connects every robot brand, component, and signal into a single unified architecture. It feeds all structured data directly into Orbiter, enabling robot engineers to assemble and programme cells without having to contend with raw API complexity.
The brain of LUNA, where every robot, every signal, and every connection begins.
The brain of LUNA, where every robot, every signal, and every connection begins.
Brief
Brief
Design a back-end engineering interface that makes connecting to and configuring multi-brand robot APIs as structured and streamlined as possible.
I designed Artemis as the foundational layer of the Luna ecosystem, an interface where back-end robotics engineers and developers import APIs from robot and component brands, build node connections, and create modular automation flows using Node-RED and Python. Every connection in Artemis feeds structured, complete data directly into Orbiter, enabling robot engineers to assemble and programme cells without ever touching raw API logic.
I designed Artemis as the foundational layer of the Luna ecosystem, an interface where back-end robotics engineers and developers import APIs from robot and component brands, build node connections, and create modular automation flows using Node-RED and Python. Every connection in Artemis feeds structured, complete data directly into Orbiter, enabling robot engineers to assemble and programme cells without ever touching raw API logic.
Challenge
Bring order to the most complex layer of robotics software without slowing the engineers who live in it.
The core challenge was designing an interface for back-end engineers working at the system's deepest level: hardware signals, node structures, Python, and modular automation flows across every industry and robot brand. It had to handle extreme complexity while remaining structured enough for every Artemis connection to flow cleanly into Orbiter.
Solution
A node-based engineering environment built for precision, modularity, and multi-brand scalability.
Artemis is built around a structured node system that ingests hardware signals, API connections, and component functionality from any robot or peripheral brand, then makes them available to LUNA. Engineers use Node-RED for automation flows with clear breakpoints, and Python for custom specifications, allowing flows to serve new industries without rebuilding.
Results
Results
A single brain that connects every robot brand, every signal, and every factory, feeding the entire Luna ecosystem from one structured source.
A single brain that connects every robot brand, every signal, and every factory, feeding the entire Luna ecosystem from one structured source.
Artemis eliminated the need for robot engineers to manage raw API complexity at the Orbiter level. By handling all brand integrations, node connections, and signal structures on the back end, Artemis ensured that every component available in Orbiter arrived with complete, accurate data, ready to configure and deploy. The modular Node-RED flow architecture meant the same system could serve warehouse automation, food processing, logistics, manufacturing, and any other industry without structural changes.
Artemis eliminated the need for robot engineers to manage raw API complexity at the Orbiter level. By handling all brand integrations, node connections, and signal structures on the back end, Artemis ensured that every component available in Orbiter arrived with complete, accurate data, ready to configure and deploy. The modular Node-RED flow architecture meant the same system could serve warehouse automation, food processing, logistics, manufacturing, and any other industry without structural changes.
Credits
Designed in direct collaboration with Unchained Robotics' back-end robotics engineers, Node-RED developers, and Python specialists, whose deep expertise across robot brands, hardware signals, and automation architecture shaped every node, flow, and connection point within Artemis.
Leon Potgieter
UX / UI Designer
Leon Potgieter
UX / UI Designer
Bashar Tomeh
Team Lead
Bashar Tomeh
Team Lead
Aakash Takkar
Lead Robotics Engineer
Aakash Takkar
Lead Robotics Engineer
Credits
Designed in direct collaboration with Unchained Robotics' back-end robotics engineers, Node-RED developers, and Python specialists, whose deep expertise across robot brands, hardware signals, and automation architecture shaped every node, flow, and connection point within Artemis.
Leon Potgieter
UX / UI Designer
Bashar Tomeh
Team Lead
Aakash Takkar
Lead Robotics Engineer
HMI UX/UI - Artemis
Project Type
Back-end Robotics Engineering Interface
Technology
Figma Design System Architecture Node-RED framework Python scripting environment Multi-brand API integration Signal and hardware node system
Timeframe
36 Months: On-going