Robot cells for pick-and-place, machine tending and assembly, designed, programmed and commissioned on site.
- Cell layout and simulation
- End-of-arm tooling
- Programming and commissioning
Robotics and automation system integrators · Bengaluru
Robot cells, control systems, machine vision and software, designed, built and commissioned by one team in Bengaluru.
1,000+ projects delivered by our engineers for
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Every system we deliver is designed, built and tested on our own floor in Bengaluru, then commissioned on yours and kept running.
About Incanto
System integrators for industrial automation and robotics, end to end. One team that designs, builds and commissions complete systems for factory lines, and trains the engineers who run them.
Our storySystems
Robot cells for pick-and-place, machine tending and assembly, designed, programmed and commissioned on site.
Control panels, PLC programs and operator screens for lines and utilities, on Siemens, Allen-Bradley, Mitsubishi and Delta.
Cameras that inspect, measure and guide robots on moving lines, so defects are caught before they ship.
Autonomous and guided vehicles that move material across a plant floor, from navigation and safety to fleet integration.
Perception, navigation and simulation on ROS 2, for research labs and teams building their own robots.
Built on the platforms already running Indian plants
Track record
Before Incanto, our engineers designed and commissioned automation for some of the most demanding plants in India and abroad. Every system we build now carries that experience.
Global experience · from Bengaluru
Asia
Japan · Taiwan · China · Singapore · Malaysia · Sri Lanka
Middle East
UAE (Dubai) · Saudi Arabia · Kuwait · Oman · Bahrain
Europe & Americas
Germany · United States
Companies our team has worked with
Plants and programmes our engineers have delivered for, at Incanto and in earlier roles.
Indian Railways 
Automotive
Renault, Nissan, Tata Motors, Ashok Leyland, Daimler, Honda, Indian Railways

Automotive
Ford, Tata Motors, Renault, Nissan, Bosch

Electric vehicles
Ather Energy, Tata Motors, River, Tesla, TCS

Electronics
Samsung, Oppo, Foxconn, Schneider Electric, Intel, TCS, HCL

Pharma and diagnostics
Bigtec, Molbio, Schott Kaisha

Food and FMCG
Hindustan Unilever, Unilever Sri Lanka
Projects delivered by members of the Incanto team, including in earlier roles. Client names show experience, not endorsement.
How a project runs
We survey the line, study the parts, loads and cycle times, then model the system and its safety case before any metal is cut.
Frames, panels, robots and wiring are assembled and tested in our Rajajinagar lab, not on your shop floor.
Controls, sensors and software are tuned on site until the system runs your real parts at your real rate.
Your operators are trained at handover, and we stay on call for service, spares and upgrades.
One floor in Bengaluru where every client system is built, wired and tested before it ships.
Six-axis and SCARA cells are assembled, programmed and proven here with your parts before they ship.
Control panels are designed, wired and tested on our floor, on Siemens, Allen-Bradley, Mitsubishi and Delta.
Every system runs a full acceptance test on our floor before it goes to site, so less is left to chance on yours.
01Panel testing
02Robot programming
03Industrial networks
04Machine safety
05Process instruments Line Zero · from Incanto Academy
A working robot cell in your browser: conveyors, robots, sensors and PLC logic. Change the cycle, trip a fault and watch the line respond. Built by our engineers for students, faculty and anyone learning automation.
Open Line Zero
Incanto Academy
Taught by our engineers, on the hardware we commission for clients.
A full semester inside the lab for final-year engineers and recent graduates. Robots, PLCs and ROS 2, on live projects.
For engineers moving into automation and robotics without stepping away from their job.
Every program includes
A line to automate, a machine to control, a robot to build. Tell us what you are running.
Start a projectEngineers
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