Integration & commissioning
AROBIS brings mechanics, control and production safely into shared operation.
[ Integration & commissioning ]
Technical integration without losing sight of ongoing operations
Setup and commissioning are the phase in which planning meets real machines, components and processes. AROBIS structures interface preparation, site workflow, test steps and responsibilities. This makes dependencies visible early on and enables production startup to be managed rather than improvised.
Preparation, setup and interface inspection
Setup, interface inspection and step-by-step ramp-up lead in a controlled way to stable automatic operation.
- Planning for installation, utilities and site workflow
- Mechanical, electrical and control-system integration
- Defined signals and responsibilities at every interface
- Step-by-step ramp-up from individual testing to automatic operation
- Optimization with real components and production conditions
Prepare integration
We align setup, utilities, signals, safety, test steps and production startup in a way that is clearly nachvollziehbar (traceable and comprehensible).
Integration & commissioning at a glance
[ Integration & commissioning ]
AROBIS integrates robotics and automation systems into new or existing production environments and brings them in a structured way to safe, stable automatic operation.
AROBIS puts systems into operation step by step and in a way that is easy to follow. The goal is a process that operators and technicians understand, manages defined error states, and can be supported reliably beyond acceptance.
What we implement
- Planning for installation, utilities and site workflow
- Mechanical, electrical and control-system integration
- Defined signals and responsibilities at every interface
- Step-by-step ramp-up from individual testing to automatic operation
- Optimization with real components and production conditions
Your benefits
- Controlled setup with clear responsibilities
- Verified mechanical and control-system interfaces
- Step-by-step ramp-up under real conditions
- Traceable acceptance and documented remaining items
- Hands-on training for operation and technicians
Our approach
AROBIS puts systems into operation step by step and in a way that is easy to follow. The goal is a process that operators and technicians understand, manages defined error states, and can be supported reliably beyond acceptance.
[ FAQ ]
Frequently asked questions about integration and commissioning
Answers about existing machines, production downtime, tests, acceptance, training and startup support.
Yes. For this purpose, the available machines, signals, utilities, safety areas and spatial conditions are taken into account. The planning defines which interfaces need to be adapted and which downtime windows are required.
Pre-assembly, preliminary tests, clear site planning and prepared interfaces reduce work on site. Critical steps are carried out as much as possible within coordinated downtime windows.
Depending on the project, mechanics, inputs and outputs, robot movements, safety, recipe functions and process sequences are checked in advance. Realistic test parts improve the reliability of the pre-acceptance testing.
Acceptance criteria are agreed as early as possible. This can include functionality, cycle time, quality, safety, documentation and defined continuous runs. Results and remaining items are recorded in a traceable way.
Yes. Operation, changeover, typical troubleshooting and relevant maintenance points are explained in a way tailored to the target group. Scope and depth depend on the system and the area of responsibility.
Startup support can be arranged. In doing so, real production conditions are observed, small optimizations are implemented, and open points are worked through systematically.