How do I submit a robot for valuation?
Fill in the form on the valuation page. Give the contact details, the model, the location and a description of the condition, and if you can, add photos of the robot, the controller and the nameplates.
I do not know all the parameters — what should I do?
Send the available information and legible nameplates. Do not fill in the submission with guessed data. The engineer will indicate which measurements, photos or documents are needed.
Can a damaged or incomplete unit be submitted?
Yes. The known fault and the gaps must be described precisely and shown in the photos. The technical condition and completeness are part of the assessment, so they should not be omitted.
Will I receive a price straight after the form?
There is no automatic price. The engineer assesses the photos and parameters, after which the engineer may ask for additions or present terms for discussion. The time needed depends on the completeness and the specifics of the data.
Who sets the transport and the way of settling?
These matters require an individual agreement by the parties. They depend, among other things, on the unit, the location, the scope of preparation and the accepted terms of cooperation.
Does a submission decide a sale or a purchase?
No. The form is a request for assessment and for presenting the terms. The transaction model, documents and further steps require separate arrangements and the acceptance of both parties.
How do I prepare an enquiry about buying a robot?
Describe the task, the required part and process, the machine and the working conditions. If you know the needed model or parameters, give them, but you do not have to choose the solution before the conversation.
What is machine tending?
It is the handling of a machine by a robot, usually covering picking up a part, loading, taking it out after the operation and putting it down. The project may also cover feeding, the gripper, vision and integration with the machine.
When is machine tending not a good direction?
When the part cannot be gripped repeatably, the feeding is uncontrolled, access to the machine is problematic, or process changes prevent a stable cycle. In that case the process must be organised first.
What is AI used for in quality control?
AI can support the recognition of features or defects that are hard to describe with simple rules. It needs representative samples, a controlled image and unambiguous decision criteria.
Will AI detect all defects?
No. The system assesses only the features available in the data and covered by the assessment. The result depends on the image, the samples and the tests. Defects invisible to the chosen technique require a different inspection method.
What should I prepare for a quality control assessment?
Prepare good and defective samples, a description of the criteria, photos or a recording of the process and information about what should happen after the system decision. Borderline and ambiguous cases also matter.
Does every deployment need AI?
No. If classic rules, sensors and stable mechanics are enough, a simpler variant should be considered. AI is meant to answer a specific variation, not to be a goal in itself.
When is the deployment schedule set?
After the assessment of the scope, the data, the availability of the cell and the test criteria. There is no single date for every process; a change of scope may require the schedule to be updated.
How do I start the conversation?
Call Marcin Bialczyk, Eng. on +48 503 75 55 81 or fill in the contact form. Choose a topic and describe the actual conditions, without sample or guessed values.