Mobile Systems
AMRs, tote transport and goods-to-person retrieval, with routes, handoff stations and charging designed around the working shift.
Systems
Advanced Systems. Working Together
Robotics, equipment and site infrastructure assembled around the work, from fulfilment and production to delivery and laboratory handling.
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- Collaborative Arms
- Robotic Manipulation
- Motion & Control
- Warehouse Robotics
- Automated Storage
- Service & Delivery
Warehouse
Warehouse & Fulfilment
Storage, retrieval and dispatch work as one operation, with equipment matched to the inventory, order profile and movement through the site.
Handling & Packing
Picking, conveyor transfer, packing and palletising, configured for product dimensions, handling limits and the required cycle time.
Site Interfaces
Connect WMS interfaces and industrial networks. Define handoff points, fault-recovery procedures and the tasks that remain with operators.
Workcells
Robotic Workcells
Tooling, perception and controls turn a robotic arm into a working cell. Each element is selected for the task and operating environment.
Manipulation
Grippers, fixtures, grasp planning and feedback are matched to the object and task. Changeovers and recovery are part of the configuration.
Inspection
Cameras and measurement devices support sorting and verification. Acceptance covers product variation, uncertain readings and conditions requiring a stop or operator review.
Delivery
Delivery Within Defined Environments
Service robots move goods through hotels, hospitals, universities and managed campuses, with defined routes, access and handoff conditions.
Inside the Building
Connect loading points, doors, lifts and charging. Define how operators handle blocked routes, failed deliveries and recovery.
Across the Campus
Plan crossings, weather limits and remote assistance around the site. Track the request through dispatch, arrival and confirmed receipt.
Infrastructure
The Infrastructure Around the Machine
Compute, connectivity and controls give equipment the infrastructure it needs to operate reliably on site.
Compute
Industrial computers and edge accelerators run perception, inference and workload services, retaining operating data locally where required.
Connectivity
Industrial networks, gateways and segmented service access connect equipment. Commissioning checks coverage, permissions and recovery from interrupted connections.
Control
Controllers, sensing, interlocks and operator interfaces govern execution. Machine safety functions retain authority within the local control architecture.
System Acceptance
Proven Against the Work
Acceptance testing verifies the installed system against the customer’s goods, workflow and operating conditions before it enters service.
Representative Loads
Test representative products, loads and transfer points through normal cycles and recovery. Record performance and operator handoffs against agreed criteria.
A Controlled Handover
Record interfaces, settings, maintenance and responsibilities. Train operators, then assess future changes against the accepted configuration before release.
Planning
Programme Questions
How equipment is selected, existing systems are retained and deployments expand.
Can Existing Equipment Stay in Service?
Yes. The engineering assessment identifies equipment that can remain, interfaces that can be connected and work that should stay manual. Replacement is proposed where suitability, support or integration limits justify it.
How Is the System Specified?
We start with the task, material, environment and operating schedule. The proposal defines equipment, tooling, interfaces and acceptance criteria, together with installation and service responsibilities.
Can the Deployment Expand Later?
Expansion is planned around the installed configuration, site capacity and commercial term. Additional equipment or workcells pass through the same interface, commissioning and acceptance process as the initial installation.
Acquisition
Specify the Whole System
Combine equipment, deployment engineering, service and commercial terms in one programme.