Robotics, automation and special machines
A robotic cell solves an application: one part, one cycle, one space. Value lies in integration, more than in the single component.
How the market develops
The project starts from a feasibility study of the application
How the market develops
The project starts from a feasibility study of the application
- The customer weighs cycle time, space and return on investment
- Engineering, production and purchasing join the decision
Typical issues
Feasibility studies that take time and are rarely reused
Typical issues
Feasibility studies that take time and are rarely reused
- Similar past applications hard to track down
- Cross-sector capabilities that are hard to communicate
Application example
Example solutions
Welding cells, machine tending and material handling
Assembly and testing systems for specific components
Special machines for non-standard processes
Integrated vision and quality-control systems
Industrial go-to-market, driven by return on investment
Mirialis Presidio
Choose the applications to be known for, build pages and content by process type and start discussions with the manufacturers that face them.
AI and digital solutions, driven by return on investment
Mirialis Leva
A memory of past projects to retrieve applications, solutions and problems already solved, useful during feasibility and quotation phases.