Systems · AMR & AGV
Mobile robots
Mobile robots that move material between stores, lines and docks, integrated with your conveyors, doors and software so the flow keeps moving without a person pushing a trolley.
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Day one
The questions we ask before we draw anything
If you can answer these, we can usually tell you within a week whether it is worth automating, and roughly what it takes.
- 01What will it carry: sizes, weights, trolleys or pallets?
- 02Which routes, and what traffic, doors, lifts and ramps are on them?
- 03What is the floor like along the way?
- 04How will a job be triggered: a button, the PLC or your MES?
- 05How many shifts, and when can it charge?
Where it fits
What it does on your line
Line feeding
Parts and kits delivered to the line on a schedule.
Finished goods
Pallets and crates moved from the line to stores or dispatch.
Warehouse picking
Racks and totes brought to the picker, for e-commerce and stores.
Our scope
Everything from first study to handover
- Route and traffic studies
- Safety field design
- Top modules: lift, tow and conveyor
- Fleet and job software
- Integration with PLCs, doors and MES
- Commissioning on your floor
Automotive
Engine test benches
Renault, Nissan, Tata Motors, Ashok Leyland, Daimler, Honda, Indian Railways
Automotive
BS4 to BS6 special-purpose machines and robotic material handling
Ford, Tata Motors, Renault, Nissan, Bosch
Electronics
Assembly automation for phones and televisions
Samsung, Oppo, Foxconn, Schneider Electric, Intel, TCS, HCL
Warehousing
Autonomous mobile robots for e-commerce
Confidential
Platforms
Let’s build it.
A line to automate, a machine to control, a robot to build. Tell us what you are running.
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