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Robotic Integration
Robotic workstations developed around your product, operation and production environment.
DFEL provides robotic integration for industrial production. We connect robotic workstations with product handling, machine controls and inspection, coordinating mechanical and electrical engineering within one project scope.
Integrated robotic workstations.
Workstation concepts
Product handling, tooling and cell arrangement developed around required movements, product variants and operator access.
Equipment integration
Fixtures, handling equipment, electrical systems and PLC/HMI interfaces coordinated with the robot and surrounding production.
Vision & inspection
Machine vision and production data for agreed inspection or guidance tasks, assessed against product presentation and operating conditions.
From the application to a tested cell.
Review the application
Establish the products, required movements, material flow, available space and equipment interfaces.
Connect the equipment
Coordinate tooling, handling, mechanical and electrical systems with the robot and machine controls.
Test & commission
Use representative products to verify agreed functions and complete the specified acceptance testing and commissioning.
Existing equipment compatibility, safety responsibilities and installation conditions are reviewed before the integration scope is confirmed.
Common questions.
Which robot platforms can you integrate?
The robot platform is assessed against the application, customer standards and existing equipment. Include any required platforms in your enquiry so compatibility and the integration scope can be confirmed during technical review.
Can a workstation connect to an existing line?
Share the line layout, control documentation, product flow and software access details. We review compatibility, equipment interfaces and installation constraints before confirming the integration scope for your existing production.
Can you assess a target cycle time?
A target cycle time is a starting point. Product handling, movement paths, process time and interface delays are reviewed before achievable performance and representative acceptance test conditions are agreed for the application.
Discuss your robotic integration project.
Tell us about the product, handling task and surrounding equipment. Start with a general summary; agree how to share confidential drawings and process information with DFEL.
Engineering & manufacturing
Legionárska 126B/6405
911 01 Trenčín, Slovakia
For your enquiry
- Product data and required operation
- Layout, product flow and equipment interfaces
- Target parameters and expected timing
