The cost of the project is calculated individually based on the customer's specific requirements and processes. Generally, the collaboration process includes several stages: in-depth interviews, process analysis, selection of processes for automation; preparation of technical specifications; design, configuration, and specification definition; installation and commissioning. The cost of development and design ranges from $500 to $10,000–$15,000 depending on the task's complexity. The cost of equipment required for project implementation starts at $15,000 and can reach several hundred thousand dollars. Commissioning and staff training costs start at $1,000. The ROI of the project depends on various factors such as location, surrounding infrastructure, operating conditions, production volumes, etc. Based on practical experience, robotic production units or lines typically achieve ROI within 2 to 5 years, except for exclusive large-scale projects.

With the advancements in AI, accessibility of various production technologies, and robotics itself, automation can now be applied in pretty much any sector or industry—from household activities and services to medicine, light, and heavy industries. The key requirement is that the process is repetitive and operates according to specific rules that a robot can be "taught." The number of sectors and industries utilizing robotics is growing daily. To offer you the best solution for your business, our engineers need to thoroughly understand your technological processes. After this analysis, we can assess the feasibility of using robots and provide you with a customized commercial proposal.

The operational costs of robots depend on many factors, such as region, working hours, operating conditions, production volumes, and others. In general, robotic solutions, just like vehicles, require scheduled and regular maintenance. The cost of maintenance, depending on the robot model and the specifics of the production process, starts at $1000.

The lifespan of robotic solutions exceeds the payback period by 2-3 times, and depends on the model, working conditions, schedule, human factors, the regularity of service maintenance, and other external factors. However, on average, the manufacturer estimates about 10 years of active, uninterrupted operation.

The range of models and the applied solutions are designed individually for each client’s task. Currently, there are about 11 types, 38 standards, and approximately 110 robot models for various tasks, payloads, protection levels, and other factors. The same models can be used in different industries and fields. Our specialists and engineers will select the optimal solution and model for maximum efficiency and long-lasting operation within your technological process.

Yes, we have access to warranty-backed offers for used robots from the manufacturer. These are modern models that have been put up for resale for various reasons, such as being replaced through a trade-in program, as a result of line upgrades, or used in exhibitions and training centers. Such offers occasionally become available to us, but they are highly sought after and require quick decisions due to their liquidity and demand.