Deployment
From crate to production.
Buying the robot is the easy part. We plan the site, integrate the hardware, commission the system, and train your team — whether the robot came from our catalogue or is already on your floor.
What a deployment covers
Site survey & planning
We map the workspace, network, power, and safety envelope before anything ships — so the robot that arrives is the right robot, configured for the space it lands in.
Integration & mounting
Mounting, end effectors, sensors, cabling, network bonding, and cell setup. Arms on benches, LiDARs on platforms, hands on humanoids — done by people who do it weekly.
Commissioning & acceptance
Calibration, safety checks, task validation, and a written acceptance test you sign off on. The engagement isn't done until the robot does the job.
Training & handover
Your team learns to run, recover, and maintain the system. Documentation, spare-parts list, and a direct line to the engineer who deployed it.
How it runs
Phase 1
Scope
Remote consultation and site questionnaire. Fixed quote within a week.
Phase 2
Schedule
Hardware ships DDP while the deployment window is booked.
Phase 3
Deploy
On-site integration and commissioning, typically 2–5 days.
Phase 4
Support
30-day stabilization window included, support plans after.
Deployments are quoted per project — scoped by hardware, site, and task. Typical engagements start around $2,500 per on-site day, with remote-only commissioning available for benchtop systems.
Tell us what you're deploying.
An engineer replies within one business day with a scoping call and a fixed quote.
Scope a deployment