Custom automation
A pallet, a fry basket, a bar dispenser. Drawn against your floor plan, built in the workshop here, run on our floor before it ships.
Arm, tooling and mounting; the cell and its safety; the control logic that ties the sequence together. Three decisions, made around your equipment, layout and output target, in our workshop first.
- Arm to the task
Reach, payload, mounting
- Tooling to the part
End-effector for the real handling
- Cell to the floor
Pickup, drop, staging, guarding
- Logic to the sequence
PLC, triggers, cycle targets
- Existing equipment kept
Conveyors and stations stay
- Assess, map, configure
Three steps to a scope
- Prototyped in the Valley
Our workshop first
- Installed on your floor
Then supported from Brisbane
What it does
- Arm, tooling and mounting
Reach, payload, orientation, working area and end-effector chosen for the handling task.
- Cell design and safety
Pickup points, drop positions, staging, guarding and operator interaction arranged around the line.
- Logic, sequencing and output
PLC, software, triggers, step transitions, cycle targets and operator handoff around your sequence.
- Existing equipment
Machines, conveyors or stations that must stay in the workflow.
- Site layout
Reach, mounting, guarding and access set by the real floor plan.
- Process logic
Pickup order, handoff, cycle timing and triggers specific to the job.
- Non-standard formats
When no coffee, kitchen or service-robot format matches the requirement.
Add these to complete the job
Robot kitchens
An arm on a rail, fryers, noodle baths, an ingredient store. The one downstairs cooks the whole menu six days a week.From $3,610 a month
Coffee and bar robots
A barista or a bartender in about two square metres, and a show every time.From $3,495 a month
UBTECH Cruzr Y1
A mobile dual-arm robot for the warehouse jobs between manual labour and fixed automation.Quoted to order
Published specification
When is this the right route?
When the requirement doesn't map to a standard format, or depends heavily on your own equipment and layout.
Can the arm itself be customised?
Yes: selection, reach, payload, mounting, tooling and how it interacts with the surrounding equipment.
What do you need for the first conversation?
The task, target throughput, available space, safety constraints and the machines the arm works with.
Where is it built?
Scoped and prototyped in our workshop in Fortitude Valley, then installed on your floor.