How a Typical process looks like

” In our company, not only the result is important, the way is also important.
The cooperation between us and our customers is a crucial tool for the success of the project ” 

Or Levy – CEO, Assatec Robotics

First Step

After the customer shares their automation goals, the Assatec team will quickly develop and propose a direction for the project, with a model that helps demonstrate proof-of-concept.

Moving Forward

Within a week of receiving a PO, a kick-off meeting is held to further detail the requirements, and to ensure that all customer expectations are understood and will be met.

PDR
Preliminary Design Review

In this session, we will present a much more detailed design for the automation, related system components, and expected results.  It provides another opportunity to confirm we have heard and understood the customer requirements, and are on track to deliver a winning solution.

CDR
Critical Design Review

This is our last meeting before moving from concept to production.  All mechanical aspects of the solution are discussed, as well as the operation of the system.  It gives one last opportunity to “tweak” the design prior to manufacturing and assembling the final automation cell.

Build & Integration

After manufacturing all the parts, we will assemble the system in our facility and make sure all aspects of the solution work as planned. We will perform hardware and software tests to “debug” any issues, and reduce implementation time as much as possible.

On-site Installation

The automation cell is then transported to your facility for integration into your work environment, with compliance testing for all aspects of the delivered solution. Any issues are worked out together until you confirm that Assatec has delivered another winning solution, and you are a happy customer!

Finish line

Another automated solution has been successfully integrated

It's not the end

 Assatec provides great support, ensuring the long term success of your automation solution.  And we are always there for additional automation requirements going forward