
Program
Standard systems for automation.
Five standard starting points — robot cells, a collaborative robot platform, and a connecting layer — adapted to the machine, part, and production process.
Offering
We choose the system based on the process.
The program combines standard robot cells, a mobile robotic platform, and a connecting layer between equipment, transport, and production systems.
A standard platform is the starting point, adapted to the machine, part, space, and process.
When several operations or stations need to work together in a coordinated way, we design a custom-built system.
System types
Choose a system based on the task.

CNC machines
FLEX 7 CNC Slim
A compact robot cell for tending CNC machines — loading, unloading, and a more stable part flow.
View system→

Injection molding
FLEX 7 IMM Slim
A robot cell for tending injection molding machines — part removal, insert moulding, and inspection.
View system→

25 / 50 kg payload
FLEX 25 / 50
A configurable robot cell with a 25 or 50 kg payload robot when FLEX 7 does not cover the required payload, reach, or options.
View system→

Collaborative robot platform
TMX
A collaborative robot on a mobile platform for tasks alongside existing equipment and across different work areas.
View system→

Connecting layer
Middleware
Connects equipment, mobile transport, storage and buffer units, and ERP. Exchanges transport orders, station status, and material context.
View system→
Modules and technical elements
We build the system from the right elements.
We extend a cell or platform with the elements the specific production flow requires.
Stations and transport
Bowl feeder
Stacker
Cleaning station
Engraving
Infeed sorting station
Conveyor
Buffer
Storage lift
Gripping and inspection
Gripper
Vision system
3D safety scanner
Interfaces
Interfaces

Contact
Not sure which system is right for you?
Together we look at your machine, part, loading method, and the space around the machine — then it's easier to determine which standard cell, platform, or connecting solution makes the most sense.