Robo-Nav

Hand Guided Control

Make the Robot Think

Automative Position Cleanup

See It Demonstrated

About

Experience + Innovation = Excellence

With experience based in a wide variety of robot and automation applications we crystallized the commonalities, and leveraged technology to develop a collection of products that serve all automated motion systems with today’s expectations.

Awesome software surrounding well integrated electrical and mechanical solutions birthed the Ultra Lean Robotic Solutions family of products. It is from this framework that we have truly made the robot an out of the box, highly configurable, and capable tool.

Recent News

	SELECT TECHNICAL PRESENTATION Technical presentaion on our new innovations built with LabVIEW software, and incorporating NI hardware. Our robotic work cell management software and Ultra Lean Products are truly worthy of center stage.	Media

	LEAN FACTORY GROUP HIGHLIGHT A national team of manufacturing minded experts conducted a 3 day training on how to be more lean. Naturally our solutions for automation were a key demonstration on how automation can be flexible, effective and easily cost justified.	LeanFactory

	KEY NOTE SPEAKER at MOTION FAIR Since we are not just about robots, but also any motion control system, our family of Ultra Lean Robotic Solutions are a focus at the April 27^th event at TechSolve in Cincinnati. We will present the advantages of out of the box capability with our hand guided motion, proven function modules, and comprehensive software management tools.	MQAutomation

Ultra Lean Robotic Solutions Overview

Hand guided teaching, pre-engineered safety and I/O interfaces, and work-cell management software that will blow your socks off.

(Video Courtesy of Automation World )

What is Robo-Nav?

Eliminate clumsy teach pendants. Intuitive hand guidance: on robot, or remote.

How do we make the robot think?

Many analog and feedback signals are used with standard clean up tools to adjust paths, refine taught points, and more.

Your work cell should manage itself.

Use ”action frames” instead of many points; add proven plug-n-play “modules” instead of re-engineering hardware. Show it the basics and the robot will learn the rest.

(Click on the images to watch video demonstrations)