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Workshops & proof of concept

A day with a working robot tells you more than a month of evaluation documents.

A humanoid robot at a workbench in a bright engineering workshop, handling a small part beside tools and a technical drawing.

Formats we run

  • At our premises

    A structured day with platforms set up and running, for teams evaluating the technology.

  • On your site

    We bring a unit to your facility and work against your actual process.

How a proof of concept runs

  1. Agree one task

    We pick the single operation the robot has to prove, and write down what counts as success before anything is booked. A proof of concept with three goals proves nothing, because there is no result you can act on.

  2. Prepare the cell

    We need the real parts, the real lighting and the real surface. A demonstration on clean geometry under good light tells you what the marketing already told you.

  3. Run it on your floor

    The platform runs the task in your environment, with your team watching and interrupting. Everything the robot gets wrong on the day is information you would otherwise have bought at production scale.

  4. Measure and write it down

    Cycle time, success rate over a run of attempts, and the failure modes with what caused each one. Numbers, not an impression of how it went.

  5. Get a recommendation

    One of three answers: proceed and here is the deployment scope, change the approach and here is what would need to be different, or do not automate this task. We have given all three.

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What it costs

Prices per workshop, net of VAT and of travel. For VAT registered businesses in another member state the reverse charge applies, so no VAT is invoiced. Otherwise VAT is added as required. We confirm the treatment in the quotation.

At our premises, 2,500 EUR.
On your site, with a robot brought to you, 4,500 EUR. Both are a full working day.

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