Solutions

An architecture matched to the real needs of your site.

Six core engineering capabilities, combined across production, quality, intralogistics, agri-food and end-of-line applications.

Two levels of reading

Your applications on one side. Our technical capabilities on the other.

A warehouse, sorting line or production workstation cannot be reduced to one machine category. We separate the operational need from the engineering building blocks required, so the solution is not over-sized.

Technical capabilities

The building blocks we integrate.

Automation & targeted roboticsCycle, indexing, operator assistance, retrofit Machine vision & sensorsDetection, measurement, sorting, traceability Controls & softwarePLC, HMI, networks, supervision, data Safety & complianceRisk, safety functions, documentation Conveying, motion & end-of-lineTransfer, accumulation, handling, packaging Europe–Asia technical sourcingQualification, documentation, total cost

Industrial applications

The flows we work on.

ProductionWorkstations, cells, existing machines →QualityInspection, sorting, measurement, traceability →IntralogisticsPicking, routing, conveying, dispatch →Agri-foodNatural products, optical sorting, reject →End-of-linePacking, labelling, pallet preparation →

Orientation

Start from the problem, not the catalogue.

Choose the symptom closest to your situation. The panel shows the technical scoping expected before discussing a solution.

Automation & retrofit

Open solution →

Field problem: Manual bottlenecks, mechanically sound equipment with ageing controls, unstable throughput or difficult format changes.
Possible building blocks: PLC / HMI, motion, sensors, targeted robotics, conveying, safety and machine interfaces.
Useful inputs: Current cycle, downtime, photos / drawings, installed PLC, product formats and available shutdown window.
Scoping output: Retrofit scope, proposed architecture, interfaces, shutdown plan, FAT/SAT criteria and budget order of magnitude.

Machine vision & quality control

Open solution →

Field problem: Subjective manual inspection, hard-to-detect defects, sorting, code reading or in-line quality evidence.
Possible building blocks: Camera, optics, lighting, product presentation, algorithm, PLC, reject mechanism and traceability.
Useful inputs: Good / bad samples, throughput, defect size, product variability and lighting environment.
Scoping output: Feasibility study, optical principle, decision criteria, integration architecture and validation protocol.

Packaging & end-of-line

Open solution →

Field problem: Accumulation, manual transfer, unsynchronised labelling, format changes or palletising that limit the line.
Possible building blocks: Conveying, accumulation, checking, weighing, labelling, carton closing, orientation and operator assistance.
Useful inputs: Upstream throughput, formats, flow layout, available space, bottlenecks and changeovers.
Scoping output: Flow map, bottlenecks, end-of-line architecture, upstream/downstream interfaces and throughput test plan.

Machine safety & compliance

Open solution →

Field problem: Uncontrolled access, equipment modifications, added robot/conveyor or safety functions that need to be reworked.
Possible building blocks: Risk assessment, guarding, interlocks, emergency stops, safety PLC, validation and documentation.
Useful inputs: Machine scope, operating modes, operator access, energy sources, drawings and modification history.
Scoping output: Modification scope, safety functions, safety architecture, test plan and related documentation.

Electrical, controls & software

Open solution →

Field problem: Obsolete PLC or HMI, hard-to-maintain cabinet, unavailable process data or new interfaces to add.
Possible building blocks: Cabinet, PLC, HMI, drives, industrial network, alarms, recipes, data collection and backups.
Useful inputs: Schematics, IO list, backups, network topology, versions, alarms and machine interfaces.
Scoping output: Control architecture, IO list, schematics, software logic, migration plan, backups and documentation.

Technical sourcing Europe–Asia

Open solution →

Field problem: Critical reference unavailable, custom fabrication need, alternative to qualify or remote supplier without a local technical interface.
Possible building blocks: Technical RFQ, supplier screening, documentation, DoC, datasheets, samples, FAT, logistics and spares.
Useful inputs: Functional specification, interfaces, internal standards, volume, timing, criticality and required documentation.
Scoping output: Short-list, technical comparison, risks, critical documents, validation plan and integration conditions.

Warehouse & intralogistics

Open application →

Field problem: Excessive walking, manual routing, dispatch errors, unstable peaks or a bottleneck between picking, checking and shipping.
Possible building blocks: Scanning, conveyors, routing logic, assisted workstations, weighing, labelling, PLC/data interfaces and WMS connectivity where useful.
Useful information: Order profile, hourly peaks, layout, SKU variability, error/return rate, current WMS data and recovery flow.
Scoping output: Flow map, automation candidates, interface map, staged architecture and measurable acceptance criteria.

Agri-food optical sorting

Open application →

Field problem: Natural product variability, subjective manual sorting, excessive reject rate or insufficient traceability of defects.
Possible building blocks: Product presentation, controlled lighting, optical sensors/vision, conveyors, reject actuation, recipes and reject-data tracking.
Useful information: Varieties, size distribution, representative good/bad samples, throughput, hygiene constraints, cleaning and seasonal variability.
Scoping output: Defect library, feasibility test plan, optical principle, rejection logic, cleaning constraints and production-speed validation criteria.