Technology

Automation software.

When robots, machines, vision systems and business platforms do not work together seamlessly, automation becomes difficult to scale and optimize. Software connects these technologies into one coordinated system, improving reliability, enabling smarter decisions and creating more flexible, efficient operations.

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What is automation software?

Automation software is the intelligence layer of automation systems. It controls machine behavior, coordinates robots, processes data, and enables communication between systems. By integrating control, robotics, vision, AI, and data platforms, robotic automation solutions operate as a single system rather than isolated components.

Disconnected automation

Complex system integration

Limited operational flexibility

Manual monitoring and control

Technology

How it works

Software provides the coordination layer that keeps automation processes running as one connected system. It manages machine control, data exchange, and decision-making in real time, allowing robots, equipment, and business systems to work together efficiently and respond to changing operational conditions.

PLC control synchronizes machine activities and maintains consistent operation.
Middleware enables communication between robots, vision systems, AI applications and business platforms.
Data and AI support real-time decisions, process adaptation and performance improvements.

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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 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

"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