Real projects. Real results.
A closer look at how we engineered a real production problem into a working tool - starting with the process, not a catalogue part number.
A closer look at how we engineered a real production problem into a working tool - starting with the process, not a catalogue part number.
Every project starts on the factory floor, not a drawing board - here's a look at how a few recent builds came together, start to finish.
A UK brickworks needed one robot to alternate two different brick layer patterns for kiln-ready airflow stacking, without bolting in a second robot to do it.
Read MoreA carbon fibre and aluminium redesign, built around a moving centres mechanism, stopped the drops and downtime that were costing product on every cycle.
Read MoreA full turnkey, two robot cell that handles six different lid types in any order, built into a building that was never designed with a robot cell in mind.
Read MoreA six axis robot and a four-circuit adaptive vacuum EOAT that came out more cost effective than a fixed gantry and pallet conveyor system - and far more flexible.
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