--- title: Boston Engineering’s Adaptive Robotics Architecture description: The groundwork we’ve laid in robotics infrastructure is paying dividends across multiple projects, across multiple markets, and multiple applications. image: https://blog.boston-engineering.com/hubfs/gerard.jpg --- ![Spin gif](https://blog.boston-engineering.com/hubfs/raw_assets/public/Boston_Engineering_September2022/images/Spin.gif) ** ** Boston Engineering Customer Portal ## Service Desk for PTC Windchill and ThingWorx IIoT ![thigworx](https://blog.boston-engineering.com/hs-fs/hubfs/Boston_Engineering_September2022/images/thigworx.png?width=143&name=thigworx.png)   ![ptc](https://blog.boston-engineering.com/hs-fs/hubfs/Boston_Engineering_September2022/images/ptc.png?width=216&name=ptc.png) Use the Boston Engineering customer portal to submit service requests, get status updates, and Check PLM/IIoT KPIs. 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For a copy of this article and the complete publication, visit the [2024 Technology Outlook digital download page.](https://page.boston-engineering.com/boston-engineering-2024-technology-outlook-preorder-0?hs_preview=ITkumOTc-153217221446)  --- “I’m thrilled to look ahead to next year and continue evolving our shared robotic architecture.” -  *Gerard Sequeira ;  Boston Engineering **Robotics Software Engineer* The groundwork we’ve laid is paying dividends across multiple projects, across multiple markets and applications. Momentum for [innovative robotic solutions](https://www.boston-engineering.com/solutions/technical-innovation/) is accelerating, and Boston Engineering plans to continue growing its capabilities in 2024. --- We developed and implemented the core software framework and drivers for our shared robotics architecture in 2020. Since then, we’ve incorporated learnings from real-world testing and feedback. The architecture has proven adaptable as market needs have grown and new technologies have emerged. The key to its performance has been a balance between structure and flexibility. ![Robotics Balance](https://blog.boston-engineering.com/hs-fs/hubfs/Robotics%20Balance.jpg?width=376&height=130&name=Robotics%20Balance.jpg)The most advanced Boston Engineering inspection robotics showcase the potential of the shared architecture. The same technology is used in multiple iterations of our crawler vehicles, regardless of task, size, or environment. New sensors integrate seamlessly thanks to standard interfaces. Other components are easily swapped or upgraded with minimal cost and minimal additional design (if any). 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