Kitting
Parts arrive on a conveyor; the robot fills each tray compartment in order.
Robots that actually work.
Robots that work with people. We bring our robots to your factory floor, train them at your station, and have them running within weeks — with 24/7 white-glove service from our team.
Request a demoStation KittingArms 2
Mode Replay · Loading scene
2 wk
to get it running
24/7
white-glove service
On site
we come to you
Custome-made
Tell us the task you want to automate
Hardware
Bimanual mobile manipulatorWe will pick the best robot for your needs.
We automate repetitive tasks and increase factory output.
Bin-to-tray transfer
Unsorted parts out of a tote, set down oriented and spaced on a tray.
Machine tending
Load a blank into the machine, take the finished part out, repeat every cycle.
Packing goods
Boxed product off the line, packed into cartons in a fixed pattern.
We can do pretty much anything you can think of, but we'll tell you up front if a task is out of scope.
How it works
Site visit → running · 2 weeksWe help you automate on site. We come in person, look at what you need, scan the environment, train our robot, and deploy within two weeks.
We visit your site
In person. We walk the floor with you and pick the one step to automate first.
Scan the station
Cameras and a handheld scanner capture the exact conveyor, fixtures and parts the robot will see.
Post-train on your site
A state-of-the-art capability. We train the robot based on what employees do.
Deploy in two weeks
The robot rolls up to the station and runs. Our team stays on call, 24/7.
Throughput holds through every shift
The station keeps its pace at 3 a.m. on a Sunday, and the pace is the same on Monday morning.
People move off repetitive lifting
The reach-lift-place loop that wears a person down over a shift is exactly the loop the robot is for.
The line stays as it is
The robot adapts to the station: no re-layout, no new fixtures, nothing for you to integrate.
Put a robot on your line.
Tell us the step you want automated. We come in person, look at the station, and tell you honestly whether our robots can do it.