Industry specifics
Our response
In practice, the most common issues arise at the operator–station–robot interface and during changeovers. In automotive, safety must support production rather than block it: proper risk assessment, selection of protective measures, and clear diagnostic logic reduce downtime and lower the risk of errors during commissioning.
Test stations (EOL) make sense only if they are stable, repeatable, and easy to expand with additional tests. When designing EOL, we focus on minimizing false NOK results, unambiguous diagnostics, and an architecture that allows tests to be expanded without rebuilding the entire station.
In automotive, most projects happen “on the move”. That is why we start planning implementations and retrofits by assessing risks and phasing the work. The goal is to implement changes without losing production continuity—with a clear plan for service windows, testing, and acceptance.
For automotive, one thing matters: the solution must run at cycle time, pass acceptance, and be serviceable by maintenance. That is the standard we start from.
For an audit or commissioning support, we can usually come in quickly. For larger integrations, we agree on a kick-off plan and milestones after a brief analysis of the requirements and resource availability.
We prioritise transparency and avoiding vendor lock-in. Upon completion, we hand over the full set of files and documentation as agreed, so that maintenance can safely service and further develop the solution.
Yes. We define the scope based on an audit and risk assessment, and we phase the implementation to align with production. The goal is to improve safety and compliance without unnecessary costs or prolonged downtime.
Yes. We work on-site or in a hybrid model—depending on the project phase. During commissioning and start-up, we work directly with maintenance, automation engineers, and quality to resolve issues on the line quickly.
We align the implementation plan with service windows and phase the scope. Wherever possible, we prepare solutions and carry out testing off-line to reduce downtime during implementation.