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Robot Automation

Robotic process automation that transforms production

OVERVIEW

The repetitive work people did,handed to robots

Robot automation designed on four axes at once — technology, operating system, industrial safety and return.

  • Technical fit

    • Precision and repeatability
    • Grippers and end effectors
    • Vision systems
  • Integration and scale

    • SI (System Integration)
    • Data integration (MES/ERP)
  • Safety

    • KCs safety certification
    • Serious Accidents Punishment Act compliance
    • Better working conditions
  • Economics and ROI

    • TCO (total cost of ownership)
    • Higher productivity
    • Payback period

KEY SOLUTIONS

Four kinds of automation, matched to the floor

From robot automation R&D to process assembly, logistics and quality inspection — automation built where it is needed.

  • Humanoid robot at work in a research facility

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    Robot automation R&D

    We research next-generation intelligent robotics that emulate human manipulation, transforming robot control algorithms through reinforcement learning in virtual environments and through digital twins.

    • Autonomous driving
    • Object recognition
    • Free control
    • Motion learning
    • Haptic sensors
  • Robot arm running an assembly process on a production line

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    Process and assembly automation

    High-precision robot arms combined with real-time process control automate complex assembly lines. It is the core of a smart factory, maximising productivity while keeping operators safe.

    • Articulated robot
    • Precision vision
    • Fine alignment
    • Torque control
    • End effector change
  • Autonomous robot moving materials through a logistics warehouse

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    Logistics automation

    Autonomous robots such as AGVs and AMRs transform material movement and inventory management inside the warehouse. Real-time route optimisation removes bottlenecks in the logistics flow.

    • AVG/AMR
    • Automated warehouse
    • Palletizing
    • Picking
    • Stock tracking
  • Vision camera inspecting product quality

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    Quality inspection automation

    AI vision and machine learning algorithms overcome the limits of visual inspection. We build an intelligent inspection system that catches even irregular defects.

    • Visual inspection
    • Defect detection
    • 3D vision
    • Data tracking
    • Deep-learning based

LINE-UP

Choosing the robot for the job

How the four robot classes — humanoid, industrial, collaborative and logistics — compare in character and scope.

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Industrial robot arm working on a manufacturing line

Industrial robot

Industrial Robot

A high-performance robot solution that maximises the efficiency of traditional manufacturing processes. Strong output and precise repeatability keep productivity steady even in harsh working environments.

  • 6-axis joint control
  • Servo motors and encoders
  • End effector and gripper technology
  • High-speed work inside a safety fence

KEY FEATURES

Five processes automation reaches

From picking through machining and welding, the scope of work each process hands to a robot.

Robot Capability

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Picking & palletizing

The process of picking parts by purpose and feeding them into the line, or stacking finished products onto pallets to a set pattern. Vision sensors locate the object and heavy-payload robots carry out the repetitive stacking, managing both the start and the end of the logistics flow.

Management Scope

  • Vision system management
  • Gripper optimisation
  • Pattern and load distribution
  • Throughput monitoring
  • Safety zone management
A robot arm moving a box in front of warehouse racking

Picking & Palletizing

Picking products accurately and stacking them onto pallets to a regular pattern, across logistics and production, handled automatically.

Automating work processes with robots raises productivity.

  • Manufacturing line fitted with robots

    Manufacturing and process automation

  • Logistics centre running automated equipment

    Logistics and distribution

  • Advanced-industry manufacturing equipment

    Advanced industries

  • Construction site

    Construction

  • Facility inspection in progress

    Facility management and safety

  • Food and beverage production line

    Food and beverage

Redraw the line between what people do and what robots do.

We review your repetitive and hazardous tasks, then name the robot class and the payback period.

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