Define inputs, results and confirmation points for each stage. Standard purchases may use a shorter process; custom applications start with validation.
01
Requirements
Inputs
Objectives, existing equipment and intended use
Results
Scope and outstanding questions
Confirm
Confirm procurement, development and deployment boundaries
02
Site review
Inputs
Routes, space, network and human collaboration
Results
Environmental constraints, locations and interfaces
Confirm
Identify unmet conditions and adjustments
03
Solution design
Inputs
Equipment information, interfaces and task scope
Results
Configuration, development scope and test plan
Confirm
Confirm permissions, external work and cost boundaries
04
Application configuration
Inputs
Equipment, interface environment and task materials
Results
Application versions, configuration and test records
Confirm
Verify functions and exception handling
05
Deployment and training
Inputs
Site readiness, operators and installation conditions
Results
Deployment records, training and handover
Confirm
Check takeover, reset and maintenance procedures
06
Acceptance and support
Inputs
Test scenarios, acceptance participants and scope
Results
Acceptance records, open items and support terms
Confirm
Confirm updates, reporting and support boundaries
Handover checklist
Equipment and accessory configuration
Agreed software, configuration and interfaces
Site tests and acceptance records
Operating, recovery and maintenance instructions
Third-party permissions and support scope
Before we build
Can you develop applications for an existing robot?
We first review its model, system version, interfaces and development permissions. Unavailable or unverified device capabilities are not included in an advance promise.
Does configuration mean you manufacture the complete robot?
No. Configuration means selecting equipment, accessories and the software environment for a task. The source, brand, model and customization scope are identified in the proposal.
How are cost and schedule established?
We scope hardware, functionality, interfaces, site work and acceptance before estimating procurement, development and implementation. Uncertain technical elements may start with a separate validation stage.
What happens after acceptance?
We hand over configuration, application versions, operating instructions and test records. Troubleshooting, updates and site support follow the agreed service scope and response terms.
ENGINEERING CHECKPOINTS
Site delivery requires shared preparation.
01
Before implementation
Confirm site readiness, equipment, permissions, contacts and work arrangements.
02
During acceptance
Review agreed tasks, conditions and evidence; separate completed and outstanding items.
03
During operation
Retain configuration and version records, document symptoms and assess changes before applying them.