WORK BEYOND DISTANCE

Take industrial work beyond geographic boundaries

Robot arm teleoperation lets operators perform on-site tasks remotely, reducing exposure, cross-region recruitment, travel, and extended site stays while supporting flexible staffing and cost control.

CORE SCENARIOS

Our initial focus areas

01

Variable material sorting / SORT

For materials that vary in type, position, orientation, or packaging, operators use live visual feedback to make decisions and guide picking.

Common challenges
Complex rules, frequent product changes, and costly fixed automation
Suitable tasks
Picking, sorting, organizing, packing, and stacking
Customer value
Adapt quickly to changes and reduce repetitive on-site work
02

Machine tending / LOAD

For production cells with varying workpiece specifications, frequent changeovers, night-shift shortages, or inconsistent cycle times.

Common challenges
Difficult night-shift hiring, repetitive processes, and frequent changeovers
Suitable tasks
Picking, positioning, clamping, loading, unloading, and transfer
Customer value
Reduce dependence on on-site labor and improve shift flexibility
03

Flexible assembly / ASSEMBLY

Retain human expertise while robots carry out assembly steps requiring skilled judgment, part positioning, and precise movements.

Common challenges
Variable assembly tasks, difficult full automation, and scarce skilled workers
Suitable tasks
Positioning, insertion, fastening, assembly, and inspection assistance
Customer value
Make skilled operating expertise available across regions
04

Hazardous environments / HAZARD

Keep operators away from heat, dust, chemicals, radiation, and other environments unsuitable for prolonged human presence.

Common challenges
High exposure risks, frequent travel, and slow on-site response
Suitable tasks
Handling, sampling, inspection, incident response, and cleanup
Customer value
Improve safety and enable remote intervention

SCENARIO FIT

Which workflows are a good fit
for teleoperation?

01

Tasks need human judgment

Conditions vary too much for fixed rules and predefined programs alone.

02

Repetitive, but never identical

The basic operation is similar, but workpieces, positions, sequences, or exceptions change frequently.

03

On-site roles are hard to fill

Remote locations, frequent night shifts, difficult conditions, or high staff turnover.

04

Validate before automating

Collect real operational data before committing to costly custom automation.

EVALUATION INPUT

What do we need to knowto assess your application?

  • Workflow video and site layout
  • Workpiece dimensions, weight, materials, and variation
  • Current staffing, shifts, and daily task volume
  • Existing robot arms, cameras, or automation equipment
  • Target cycle times, quality standards, and exceptions
  • Network conditions, safety zones, and compliance requirements

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