Choose the right path
I want to sell a robot
Provide photos and parameters of the robot or the robotised cell. On this basis the engineer will assess which information is needed to prepare the terms. A submission does not decide the transaction model or replace the agreement of details.
Go to the robot submission for valuation
I want to buy a robot or automate a process
Describe the task, the part and the workplace. We will check whether the scope can cover robot selection, integration with the machine, a vision system or quality control. If automation is not technically justified, we will say so at the analysis stage.
See the scope of the purchase and deployment offer
How the sales submission is assessed
- You provide the data. The most important items are a legible nameplate, photos of the whole robot and the controller, and a description of the condition.
- The engineer organises the information. If needed, the engineer asks for additional photos, the usage history or equipment details.
- We set the further terms. Only with complete data can the scope of documents, the schedule, the logistics and other elements of cooperation be discussed.
We do not give one deadline or one settlement scheme for every submission. The terms depend on the equipment, its condition, the location and the arrangements of the parties.
Purchase and deployment — areas of work
Machine tending
The robot picks up and puts down parts while the cell works with a machine tool or another machine. The project may include a gripper, feeding, signal integration and vision elements. The arrangement depends on the process and the required way of working.
See the machine tending assessment
AI quality control
Cameras and algorithms can support the detection of selected features or nonconformities. Before the project, you must define exactly what is to be recognised, what the good and defective parts look like, and what should happen after a defect is detected.
Read about the scope and limits of quality control
Where we start the deployment
First we describe the process and the assessment criteria. Then we select the technical scope, define the limits and set the way of testing. The schedule and terms are created only after the complete information has been assessed.
| Stage | To discuss | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Input data | Part, machine, process, cycle time, environment | List of information and gaps |
| Feasibility | Grip, feature visibility, access, safety | Scope worth further assessment or a recommendation to change |
| Project | Equipment, integration, tests, responsibilities | Agreed scope of work |
| Delivery | Preparation, tests, commissioning | Work in line with the project arrangements |
See the whole analysis and deployment process
Automation is not the same for every process
Adding a robot or AI alone does not solve problems with part repeatability, access to the machine or unclear quality criteria. Sometimes the feeding, the marking of reference parts or the way the cell works must be organised first.
| Question | Classic automation | Solution with AI elements |
|---|---|---|
| What defines the action? | Rules, trajectory and settings | Process rules and a model trained on suitable data |
| What is key before the test? | Stable position and repeatable conditions | Representative samples and a description of acceptable variation |
| How do we assess effectiveness? | Repeatability of the task under set conditions | Quality of decisions on an agreed test set |
| What needs attention after a process change? | Adjustment of the mechanics or the program | Assessment of the data change and possible revalidation |
Company and contact
The Robotstock site is run by Spartacus Machinery sp. z o.o., Cicha 11, 66-400 Gorzow Wielkopolski. Technical contact: Marcin Bialczyk, Eng., phone +48 503 75 55 81.
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