Technology

Robotics.

Robotics helps automate physically demanding production and logistics tasks when labor shortages, product variation, or throughput requirements limit manual performance. It enables predictable output, safer operations, and controlled coordination of multiple process steps within one production or logistics system.

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What is robotics?

This technology combines industrial robot arms, end-of-arm tooling, control software, and motion logic to automate production and logistics tasks. It becomes relevant when maintaining consistent quality, repeatability, or process coordination is difficult to do manually. In practice, robotics connects movement, process execution, sensing, and material flow into systems that perform reliably under variation, defined cycle times, and real production conditions.

Skilled labor scarcity

Inconsistent production quality

Unsafe manual tasks

High-mix, low-volume changeovers

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How it works

Robotic automation coordinates robot motion, tooling, sensors, process equipment, and safety systems into one controlled system. Application-specific control logic supports motion planning, collision detection, and process coordination across standard robot brands within defined cycle times and system constraints.

Integration across major robot brands including ABB, Fanuc, KUKA, and Yaskawa.
Consistent robot behavior and controlled motion execution.
Supplier-independent integration between robots, vision, and AI systems.

Random mixed palletizing

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Parcel induction

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Item picking

Tote handling

Random mixed depalletizing

Stamping stacking

Welding thin sheet metal

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Welding thick sheet metal

Clipnut assembly

Welding and handling of thin metal products

Cutting, welding, and handling of thick metal products

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Preparation, cutting, and welding of pipes

Flexible manufacturing of cabinets

Flexible manufacturing of miscellaneous steel

Flexible manufacturing lines

AI weld inspection

Approach

A proven approach to robotic automation

The success of robotic automation depends on more than the technology itself. The way requirements are defined, engineering decisions are made, and systems are supported after commissioning all influence long-term operations performance.

Bringing together expertise across engineering, integration, commissioning, and support helps create solutions that perform reliably in operation.

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“The biggest advantage for automation for us is the ability to ramp up and scale up as volume increases.“

Stephen Frazier, CEO at Tarter

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“The first results are positive, and the team is pleased with the solution. They only need to feed the parcels into ROSI and no longer worry about them.”

Tom Hartmans, Project Lead at GLS

“If we wanted to grow, we knew we needed to advance in automation.”

Austin Metz, Manager at OPS

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"Automation helps us ensure consistent quality while reducing the workload on our employees."

Andreas Jansen, Project Manager Process Planning at Mühlhoff

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''We're still learning and the team is still getting more comfortable with it, but at the end of the day we really starting to see the productivity, the benefits that we were expecting.''

Bill Monk, Vice President of Distribution at GNC

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