Supply workstations
Move containers or parts from storage to the line. We assess how grasping, transport and placement work together.
For warehouses and internal logistics
Humanoid robots for your intralogistics
Automate material handling and transport inside your factory.
We assess whether a robot can pick up containers, assemble kits and supply your workstations. We trial a suitable workflow in your facility.
Logistics pilots from €150,000 net
The task, transport routes and handover points determine the scope. You receive a quote before proceeding.
No obligation. A personal reply by email.
Example: supplying the production line
- 01Collect a container from storage
- 02Move to the production station
- 03Place material at the workstation
- 04Report the completed handover
Where does the same workflow repeat?
For the first trial, we choose a task with known items and defined handover points together.
Prepare kits for orders
Select the required components and prepare them as a set. Testing establishes whether the robot can recognise and grasp them reliably.
Pick items for orders
Retrieve items from known storage positions and assign them to an order. We measure throughput, errors and required interventions.
How we assess your material flow
Discuss the workflow
Where does the material come from, where should it go and how often? We work through these questions with you.
Check the requirements
We assess containers, weights, routes and shared areas to identify suitable technology.
Quote for a pilot
You receive a proposal with the task, test scope and price. The pilot evaluates the workflow on site.
Frequently asked questions
Do we need a humanoid, or would a transport robot be enough?
An automated transport system may be sufficient for transport alone. If the robot also needs to grasp parts or collect and place containers, we assess systems with arms. Your workflow determines the choice.
Can we keep our containers and racks?
We check whether the robot can grasp your containers and reach the storage positions. We discuss any necessary changes before implementation.
Can the robot connect to our warehouse system?
We clarify with your IT team how orders are issued and completed tasks are reported. Required interfaces are included in the quote.
What does a pilot cost?
Plan from €150,000 net for an industrial logistics pilot. Price depends on hardware, routes, handling and interfaces. Scope and price are agreed before you commission the work.
Which workflow would you like to automate?
Briefly describe what needs moving and between which stations. We can discuss the details afterwards.
Cedric SchmidtFounder of SchmidtFactories
I read your inquiry and reply personally by email. If I need any more details, we will work through them together.
info@schmidtfactories.de+49 1512 9571857