A robot is the easy part. The gripper, the infeed, the guarding and the twelve exception cases nobody wrote down are the job. We do the whole cell.
An engineer replies, usually within a working day. Not a salesperson.
- Cell design, reach studies and cycle-time simulation before anything is bought
- Programming on ABB, KUKA, FANUC and Universal Robots
- End-of-arm tooling specification and integration
- Vision guided picking and quality rejection
- Collaborative installations with force and speed limiting to ISO/TS 15066
- Guarding, light curtains and the risk assessment that justifies them
Each one has an output the next one depends on. Skipping a stage does not save the time it appears to save.
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Cycle-time study
We simulate the cell against your real product mix and your real changeover pattern. A cell that hits rate on one SKU and misses on the other five is a cell that was studied on one SKU.
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Reach and access
Where the robot can get to, and where a person can get to when it stops. The second one is what decides how the guarding is built.
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Tooling and integration
Gripper, infeed and reject path designed together. Most robot cells that miss their rate are not slow robots, they are starved robots.
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Programme and prove
Run at rate with your product and your operators, through a full changeover, before we call it done.
- Robots
- ABB IRB, KUKA KR, FANUC LR / M series, Universal Robots e-Series
- Applications
- Palletising, pick and place, machine tending, case packing, quality reject
- Vision
- Cognex and Keyence 2D, structured-light 3D for bin picking
- Safety
- ISO 10218, ISO/TS 15066 for collaborative operation, CE marked cell
A cobot is slower and cheaper to guard. If the cell has a person in it every few minutes, that trade usually pays. If it runs unattended for a shift, a fenced industrial arm will beat it on rate and on price.
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Industrial automation
PLC, SCADA and MES architectures that run the whole line in real time. Designed, coded and commissioned by the team that will maintain them.
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Mechanical & electrical installation
Full mechanical and electrical installation of new lines and retrofits, coordinated around a production calendar that cannot stop.
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Technical consulting & training
Audits, feasibility studies and training built around your line and your people, not around a generic syllabus.
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Tell us what the line has to do. One of our engineers will come back with how we would make it do that, and what it takes.
Prefer to talk it through first?+39 351 479 6193
- A named engineer, not an account manager
- A reply usually within a working day
- A scope written on your floor, before anyone quotes