Solutions
Solutions for more stable production
Choose the area where your process needs automation.
Choose an area →Areas
Where does your process stall?
Start with the part of production where bottlenecks, manual steps, or waiting between stages occur.
- 01CNC machinesLoading, unloading, and better machine utilization.
- 02Injection moldingA stable cycle, part removal, and less manual work.
- 03Material handlingMoving, turning, and transferring parts between stages.
- 04Palletizing and internal logisticsWhen material doesn't flow smoothly through production.
- 05Production automationWhen you want to connect several process steps into a stable flow.
- 06Custom-built systemsWhen a standard solution doesn't cover the space, the parts, and the real workflow.
- 07Collaborative robotsHelp with repetitive tasks alongside an operator.
A wider approach
When the problem spans more than one area.
Production automation
When the decision is no longer about one machine, but about connecting several operations.
See the solution→Custom-built systems
When the sequence of operations, stations, and implementation constraints require a coordinated design.
See the solution→For repetitive tasks alongside an operator, also see collaborative robots.
Completed projects
Solutions in practice.
Two concrete examples of production process automation.
Injection molding
Robotic cell for overmolding
Automating the overmolding of parts and optimizing the required output in the production process.
Read the project→
CNC and material flow
Inbound-outbound conveyor line
To increase the autonomy of a collaborative cell working with several CNC machines, we built a conveyor line for KLT containers.
Read the project→Not sure?
Start with the process.
We start by looking at the machine, the part, material flow, space, and production rhythm.
Next step
Let's look at your process.
Describe the machine, part, and process step you want to automate. Together we identify which area is the right starting point.