Industry 5.0 pilot: prove it on one cell first
Our Industry 5.0 work uses adaptive, machine-based learning to keep robot paths, offsets and weave inside the window, so you don't spend weekends on the teach pendant. KUKA with Siemens TIA Portal was the prototype. We are expanding to Allen-Bradley, FANUC and ABB.
We'd rather show you than tell you. A pilot takes one cell and measures it honestly, before and after.
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How a pilot works
- Pick the cell. Usually one with recurring weld or robot touchups.
- Measure the baseline. We agree on what to measure before we change anything.
- Make the improvement. On your floor, with your operators.
- Measure again. You see the before and after, whatever it shows.
Hands-free. Human in command.
The cell learns from its own cycle. Your people supervise; they don't babysit every joint.
Documenting the result
With your written permission, we would like to film the pilot. Nothing is published, and your plant is not named, without your written OK.
See also: Robot programming · Outage-window planning
Send the platform, the symptom, and your outage window.
Send an RFQ on the contact page or email sales@ts-controls.com. Office: (877) 524-6674. Line down right now? Call (877) 790-4697, 24/7, subject to personnel availability. We come back with a plan, not a brochure.
Straight answers
Questions we get.
Which robots does this work on today?
KUKA with Siemens TIA Portal is live. Allen-Bradley, FANUC and ABB are in expansion. Ask about your cell.
Do we have to agree to filming?
No. Filming is optional and needs your written consent.
How is the pilot quoted?
Sized to the job, from the hours it actually takes.
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