What we actually deliver

The service scope depends on project stage. Sometimes the right move is a quick pilot, sometimes a complete production-ready station.

Stage 1

Application review

We verify whether the process makes sense for automation, what the station constraints are and which Manu model is the right fit.

Stage 2

Configuration fit

We define the cobot, gripper, table, safety elements, part flow and the integration boundary with the existing machine or line.

Stage 3

Station deployment

We launch the station and configure the workflow so operators and maintenance teams get a clear and practical operating model.

Stage 4

Training and support

After launch we support onboarding, operator readiness and the support path instead of ending the conversation at delivery.

Services around the deployment path

These are not random add-ons. Each part exists to shorten the route to a useful station on the plant floor.

Station design and integration around a cobot deployment
Design and integration

From concept to a scope that can realistically be delivered

We help break the station into technical scope, ownership and implementation steps so the decision is larger than just a robot selection.

Operator training and support after deployment
Operators and maintenance

Training, handover and support after go-live

We want the finished station to be understandable for operators and maintenance teams, not only attractive during the proposal stage.

How the cooperation model works

Instead of promising everything at once, we keep the delivery model clear and practical for the client.

Start

A short conversation about the process

At the start we mostly need the process description, the part type, the expected outcome and the station constraints.

Next

Scoping the right path

After the initial review we define whether a pilot, a ready-made bundle or a full deployment makes the most sense.

Outcome

Clear responsibility split

The client sees what belongs to equipment, what belongs to deployment and where further project decisions are still needed.