GETTING STARTED

We define where to start — together.

From part review to POC, cell installation, and production stabilization — we guide deployment in 4 phases. Timelines, deliverables, and checklists for each step are shared upfront.

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PHASES

4 Deployment Phases

These are approximate timeline guidelines. Duration may vary by part and line conditions. After each phase, we decide together whether to proceed to the next.

  1. 1 1–2 weeks

    Part & Requirements Review

    We review vision recognition and coordinate feasibility using part samples. Robot and line conditions are also confirmed to propose a configuration.

  2. 2 2–4 weeks

    POC (Proof of Concept)

    Pick feasibility is verified with actual parts in our cell. Recipe draft and operation flow are confirmed together.

  3. 3 1–3 weeks

    Cell Installation & Setup

    The cell is installed on-site and vision, robot, and feeder are integrated. Coordinate calibration and Recipe registration are completed.

  4. 4 2–4 weeks

    Production Stabilization

    Variations found during initial production runs are absorbed to achieve stable operation. Model additions are handled via Recipe.

DETAILS

Deliverables per Phase

At the end of each phase, you receive the following outputs.

1

Part & Requirements Review

1–2 weeks

We review vision recognition and coordinate feasibility using part samples. Robot and line conditions are also confirmed to propose a configuration.

  • Review result report
  • Recommended configuration
  • Estimated timeline
2

POC (Proof of Concept)

2–4 weeks

Pick feasibility is verified with actual parts in our cell. Recipe draft and operation flow are confirmed together.

  • POC result video & data
  • Recipe draft
  • Production cell spec finalized
3

Cell Installation & Setup

1–3 weeks

The cell is installed on-site and vision, robot, and feeder are integrated. Coordinate calibration and Recipe registration are completed.

  • Integration setup complete
  • Coordinate calibration verified
  • Operator training
4

Production Stabilization

2–4 weeks

Variations found during initial production runs are absorbed to achieve stable operation. Model additions are handled via Recipe.

  • Stable production operation
  • Operation manual
  • Post-support system

CHECKLIST

What to prepare before contacting us

Sharing these details speeds up our review significantly. You don't need all of them — we'll work through the rest together.

Part Conditions

  • Part size, material, surface condition
  • Monthly production volume / cycle time
  • Multi-model operation (number of models)
  • Feed format (bulk, tray, tape)

Robot & Line Conditions

  • Robot brand and model in use
  • Existing PLC/HMI environment
  • Available cell space
  • Signal interface with the line

Operation Conditions

  • Target production start date
  • Operator experience level
  • Future model addition plans
  • Post-deployment support scope

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How long does initial review take? +
We deliver review results within 1–2 weeks after receiving part samples. If a POC is needed, add another 2–4 weeks.
Can we use our existing robot? +
Yes. AIM absorbs 22+ robot brands through a standard interface. No need to purchase a new robot.
Where is the POC done? +
POC is conducted in our verification cell using actual part samples. Results are shared as video and data.
Can we add models after production starts? +
No need to rebuild the cell. Register the new model conditions as a Recipe and operate on the same cell.
What kind of post-deployment support is available? +
Remote diagnostics, operation checks, and new model Recipe additions are supported. Detailed scope is agreed upon during the deployment phase.

START

Start with a part review.

Share your samples and line conditions — we'll deliver review results within 1–2 weeks.

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