Services
Take a single service or the whole path from design to remote care. Every engagement ends with deliverables you keep.
Robot, PLC and HMI programs written by one team against one I/O map. We work with FANUC, ABB, KUKA, Yaskawa and Universal Robots controllers, Rockwell and Siemens PLCs, and EtherNet/IP and PROFINET networks.
We study the current process, measure where time goes and design a cell that meets your cycle-time target with room to spare.
Robots, conveyors, vision, fixtures and existing machines brought together and tested in simulation before the factory acceptance test.
Production data from the cell made useful: counts, cycle times, faults and OEE, delivered to dashboards or your MES.
Keeping automated equipment productive: maintenance routines, spare parts and a clear picture of why the line stops.
Monitoring, diagnostics and controlled program changes over a secure connection, handled by engineers who know your cell.
$ session open --cell cell-2Waiting for local enable switch...Access enabled by site operator. Encrypted outbound tunnel established.$ alarms --last 24h06:42 WARN Gripper B vacuum below threshold (3 occurrences)$ backup create --tag pre-changeProgram v1.3 saved (robot + PLC)$ param set pick_dwell_ms 180 --reason "vacuum build-up"Change logged. Session closed after 16 min.
Inquiry → assessment → proposal → delivery → optional remote care. You see the price of each stage before it starts.
$3,500 fixed fee
Process review, site visit, initial risk assessment and a written proposal with layout and fixed price.
Fixed price per proposal
Design, programming, build, FAT, installation, SAT and training at the price in the proposal.
From $650 per cell / month
Monitor: alarm and trend monitoring, monthly report, program backups.
Prices are in USD and exclude robot hardware, third-party equipment, travel outside California and applicable taxes. See our Refund Policy and Terms of Service.
| Area | What we follow |
|---|---|
| Risk assessment | ISO 12100 method, applied to the whole robot application under ISO 10218-2:2025 and ANSI/A3 R15.06-2025 |
| Safety circuits | Safety functions designed to the required performance level under ISO 13849-1 (typically PL d or PL e) |
| Emergency stop | Emergency stop and electrical equipment per IEC 60204-1 |
| Existing cells | Significant modifications assessed against the 2025 editions; end-user guidance in ANSI/A3 R15.06-3-2025 included in training |
| Remote access | Outbound encrypted connections, local enable switch, logged sessions, practices aligned with IEC 62443 |
| Acceptance | Written FAT and SAT plans agreed before build; signed records handed over |
| Handover | Program source, electrical drawings, I/O list, risk assessment report, manuals and training records |
A fixed-fee review that ends with a fixed price for your cell.