We combine software, electronics and AI with robotics: robots tend machines, place parts, palletize and walk patrol rounds. Built around your part, your cycle and your machines.
The CNC machine gets loaded and unloaded, even on the third shift and at weekends. The robot loads, unloads and stacks.
The robot recognizes parts by camera, sorts them by type and populates them with components. Every step is documented.
Moving, inserting, stacking, packing — the same motions over and over, the ones that wear out backs and are hard to staff.
Mobile robots, such as a robot dog, walk fixed rounds through the hall or plant, document anything unusual and report it to you.
Grippers, fixtures, software and the connection to your machines. Where there's nothing off the shelf, we develop it with you.
The cell's operating data is stored, filed traceably and analyzed with AI: unit counts, downtimes and anomalies without manual work.
The principle of a tending cell: the robot picks up the raw part, loads it, waits for the machining to finish and sets the finished part down. Your team gets to know the cell along the way, until they run it themselves.
The robot grips the raw part from the feed table.
It places it into the machine as soon as the door opens.
The machine works. The robot waits, so nobody has to stand at the station.
Finished part out, set down, the next raw part comes.
Not necessarily. Collaborative robots may work without a fence under certain conditions. What applies to you comes out of the risk assessment of the whole installation.
We carry it out together with you, so your team understands from the start why the cell is set up the way it is.
We support the CE marking of the whole installation, under the EU Machinery Regulation, which applies from January 2027.
Robotics is rarely standard. Grippers, fixtures, software, connection to your machines: we develop that together with you, to fit your part and your cycle. Your team learns along the way, until they can retool and maintain the cell themselves. That way you stay independent and get better, bit by bit.
Your question isn't here? Then talk to us directly, we'll answer honestly.
Book a conversationOften, yes. What matters is not the batch size but how often the same motion comes back. Modern robots can be retooled for new parts in a short time. We work it out honestly with you, even if the answer is no.
Not necessarily. Collaborative robots may work without a fence under certain conditions. What applies to you comes out of the risk assessment of the whole installation.
We carry out the risk assessment together with you and support the CE marking of the whole installation, under the EU Machinery Regulation, which applies from January 2027.
That is our goal. We train your team, document in plain language and build so that you don't depend on us. For everything else, we stay reachable.
Tell us what you're working on: a machine that wants tending, a motion that keeps repeating, or a round that still gets walked on foot today. We listen, think along and tell you honestly whether and how we can help.