Automation and integrations

Robotization has to fit the whole process

Movement of goods, task handoffs and information feedback all need to work together. We help discuss integrating physical robots with the systems and workflow you already use.

We first assess the flows, the environment, data exchange and the expertise required. Responsibilities for IT integrations, equipment selection, mechanical work and safety assessment are defined separately; specialized partners are brought in where needed.

Before scaling up a solution, we recommend agreeing on a pilot scenario, exception handling and result verification. The specific robot or manufacturer is chosen based on fit, not on a single universal promise.

Who it's for

Who this service is relevant for

For manufacturing and warehouses

When you're considering the need for robotization and system integrations in manufacturing or a warehouse, and want to start with the process rather than the equipment.

When the robot needs to fit your systems

When the movement of goods, task handoffs and information feedback need to work together with the systems and workflow you use.

When several areas of expertise are needed

When a project needs IT integrations, equipment selection, mechanical work and a safety assessment, and responsibilities among specialists and partners must be clearly defined.

Scope

What work it covers

Assessing flows and the environment

We first assess the flow of goods and tasks, the working environment, data exchange and the expertise required.

Integration with your systems

Connecting physical robots with the systems and workflow you use, so task handoffs and information feedback work together.

Dividing responsibilities

Responsibilities for IT integrations, equipment selection, mechanical work and safety assessment are defined separately; specialized partners are brought in where needed.

Pilot scenario

Before scaling up a solution, we agree on a pilot scenario, exception handling and result verification.

Choosing the robot and manufacturer

The specific robot or manufacturer is chosen based on fit with your process, not on a single universal promise.

Collaboration

How collaboration works

01

We clarify the need

We discuss the current situation, the flow of goods and tasks, the environment, data exchange and the desired result.

02

We agree on the scope

We define the work, dependencies and how we'll verify the result. Responsibilities for IT integrations, equipment selection, mechanical work and safety assessment are defined separately, with specialized partners brought in where needed.

03

We implement and test

We agree on a pilot scenario with exception handling and result verification, and test the solution with real work scenarios.

04

We hand over and maintain

After the pilot stage, we scale up the solution and prepare it for use, walk the team through it, and discuss ongoing maintenance.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Do you choose the robot and manufacturer yourselves?

The specific robot or manufacturer is chosen based on fit with your process, not on a single universal promise. Responsibility for equipment selection is defined separately, with specialized partners brought in where needed.

What's assessed before starting a project?

We first assess the flows, the environment, data exchange and the expertise required. Based on that, responsibilities for IT integrations, equipment selection, mechanical work and safety assessment are defined.

Is the solution deployed at full scale right away?

We recommend against that. Before scaling up a solution, we agree on a pilot scenario, exception handling and result verification.

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We've already solved similar tasks

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Let's start with a conversation

Let's start with the process, not the equipment

Let's discuss how integrating physical robots would fit with your systems and workflow. We start with the process, the environment and specialist responsibilities.