Implementation partner for Manu cobots

A Manu cobot matched to the process, not only to the datasheet

We start with the process, the part and the station constraints. Only then do we define the Manu model, tooling, integration scope and launch plan that can realistically work on the plant floor.

Application review We verify the process, station constraints and whether automation makes practical sense in that exact spot.
One delivery path Equipment, integration, commissioning and the first station launch are handled as one structured path.
Clear scope From the beginning the client sees what belongs to robot supply, what belongs to integration and where the first stage ends.
Manu cobot on a production workstation
For manufacturing
  • welding and palletizing
  • CNC tending and assembly
  • quality control and pick & place
01 Best fit

Plants that want to start with one well-scoped station

We focus on an application that can move into production without inflating the project beyond what is truly needed.

02 How we scope

Process first, solution second

We assess the part, work rhythm, station space and risk first, then define the Manu model, tooling and deployment boundary.

03 What the client gets

A clear first stage and a decision on what comes next

The client gets a visible scope for supply, integration and commissioning, plus a decision whether the next step should be a pilot or a full deployment.

Manu models

We match each model to the process, workspace, part weight and expected production rhythm, not only to the payload table.

Manu 5 cobot in an assembly application
Precision tasks 5 kg

Manu 5

Compact model for assembly, pick & place, light machine tending and stations where footprint and precision matter more than payload reserve.

922 mm reach precision handling small cells
Manu 20 cobot in a palletizing application
Heavier applications 20 kg

Manu 20

Model for palletizing and heavier operations where the station needs more payload, more tooling reserve or a wider working envelope.

1700 mm reach palletizing larger tooling
Ready-made bundles

We define the cobot together with the tooling and implementation scope

If the project needs a gripper, welder, table, guarding or machine integration, we turn it into one technical scope and one offer conversation.

View ready-made bundles

How a Coboto deployment works

We show the cooperation stages so the client understands the order of actions, responsibility split and the expected plant-floor outcome.

01

Process review

We verify whether the application makes business and technical sense. At this stage it is usually clear whether Manu 5, 10 or 20 is the right direction.

02

Configuration fit

We define the robot, gripper, tooling, safety needs, part flow and the realistic station integration boundary.

03

Commissioning

We install, configure and launch the solution so the operator gets a clear workflow and the maintenance team gets the technical context it needs.

04

Training and support

After launch the client gets training, a support path and follow-up for the deployed station instead of a simple hardware handover.

Applications worth starting with

We highlight the processes where a cobot most often gives a quick and visible result as a first or next automation step.

Welding with a Manu cobot
Welding

A repeatable process with a clear automation upside

Strong fit where stable quality, operator relief and faster changeovers matter more than manual flexibility alone.

CNC tending with a cobot
CNC tending

Consistent part handling without tying up one operator for the whole shift

Useful when one person should supervise more than one machine or when loading needs to become more repeatable.

Quality inspection with a cobot
Quality control

Repeatable positioning for cameras and inspection stations

Good option for applications that need a stable path, clear operating rhythm and straightforward training for operators.

Proof and trust layer

At this early stage it is built on a visible pilot scope, a clearly described technical path and an honest cooperation model. We do not imply references or materials that are not yet ready for public use.

Offer model

One conversation about equipment and implementation

The client sees early what belongs to Manu cobot supply, what belongs to station integration and which items still depend on a deeper process review.

Technical materials
  • Manu model specifications
  • integration and commissioning scope
  • CE documentation path during the offer stage
Photos and references
  • no public deployment photos at this stage
  • a public description of the pilot deployment format
  • clear distinction between an implementation plan and a formal reference
Pilot deployment

One station, one clear goal and a visible scope

We start a pilot from one process and one implementation boundary. The client gets application review, configuration fit, launch plan and clear criteria for moving into a full station.

Technical contact

Maintenance and safety teams need specifics. That is why we frame the conversation through station requirements, safety and responsibility split.

Next step

Let us check whether your station is ready for a Manu cobot deployment

A short call is usually enough to understand the process type, likely Manu model and whether it makes sense to start with a pilot or a full station.