A robot becomes useful when it knows what the business wants
Connection to ERP, WMS and MES, task queues, data capture and dashboards. Without that, a robot only repeats what you showed it yesterday.
The intelligence is not in the robot, it is in the flow
A modern robot learns tasks. But which task is next, at which priority and for which batch, that is what your systems know. Our job is to make them talk to each other.
We build the connection to your existing systems, define task queues and give production a board that shows what the fleet did and what blocked it.
Six common connections
ERP and orders
The robot takes work from the actual order, not from a static list.
WMS and warehouse
Locations, batches, expiry dates, automatic stock updates.
MES and the line
Synchronisation with line rhythm and quality checkpoints.
Task queues
Prioritisation, reallocation on failure, manual override by a supervisor.
Data and traceability
Every movement is logged and linked to a batch or order.
Dashboard
Availability, cycles, errors and operating hours per unit.
Continues with
B2B integration
Process analysis, model selection, work cell design and integration into your line.
Read moreInstallation & commissioning
Delivery, assembly, setup, risk assessment and handover into production.
Read moreTraining & certification
Operators, maintenance staff and safety officers learn to work with the system.
Read moreFrequently asked questions
Show us your systems
One technical call is enough to say what can be connected and how.