Repetitive production tasks
Feeding, handling, soldering or end-of-line work.
- Systems to consider
- Robotic Production Cells · CAD to Solder
- Prepare for the first discussion
- Part variations, current cycle time, line layout and quality expectations.
Robotics application getting-started guide
Where should your first
robotics project begin?
Find a starting point for your task, prepare your site information and define what to measure during a pilot.
Find the right starting point.
This guide supports an initial discussion. Platforms, sensors and application scope are determined through technical assessment.
5 application areas shown
Testing and quality control
Tracking controlled tests and measurement data.
- Systems to consider
- Bearing Test System
- Prepare for the first discussion
- Parts to be tested, load/speed ranges, measurement methods and reporting needs.
Mobile facility inspection
Route-based observation and equipment condition records.
- Systems to consider
- AYBARS-E · Robot Fleet Management
- Prepare for the first discussion
- Routes, floors, passages, sensor requirements and the facility network.
Beverage and service operations
Workflows from ordering to preparation and delivery.
- Systems to consider
- Hayzek · Barista Bot project · Barista AI research
- Prepare for the first discussion
- Service area, recipes, peak periods and existing equipment.
Hazardous environment reconnaissance
Collecting imagery and sensor data before personnel enter.
- Systems to consider
- AYBARS-C · Task-specific robotic integration
- Prepare for the first discussion
- Environmental conditions, sensing needs, remote control and validation scope.
Site readiness checklist.
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Start your pilot with a measurable task.
Timing and deliverables are agreed following technical assessment and project scoping.
Task and success criteria
Together, we define the current workflow, target task and baseline measurements.
Simulation or prototype
Where appropriate, layout, workflows and interfaces are assessed through simulation or prototypes.
Limited pilot and acceptance
Test the task under defined conditions and compare results with acceptance criteria.
Commissioning and support
Pilot results inform the project scope for expansion, operator training, maintenance and support.
Examples from project experience.
Explore field demonstrations, integration projects and product showcases with their source records.
Drone Kalkanı: project management and systems engineering
QuadRobotics carried out project management, coordination and systems engineering on behalf of TURAÇ for Drone Kalkanı. The project brought together multiple disciplines within a demanding development schedule.
Explore our role ↗
Field demonstration · 2024BARS / Boran-6
A combined quadruped platform and payload application. Anadolu Agency covered the Foça demonstration.
BARS · Foça field record →
Integration project · 2025ROKETSAN / IDEF
Work combining a robotic carrier and mission payload in one system. Our company announcement describes our integration and coordination role.
KOZ project profile →
Product showcase · 2025BLG Savunma / Milipol
International presentation of a legged CBRN robot. Sensing scope is assessed against the sensor and validated configuration.
AYBARS-C · Milipol record →Questions before you begin.
Can we use our existing robot?
Control interfaces, sensors and task requirements are assessed first. This determines compatibility and any adaptation needed.
Can we request a demonstration or pilot?
Share your task and operating environment to request an assessment discussion. Demonstration and pilot options depend on the system’s development stage and project scope.
How long does installation take?
Timing depends on hardware supply, integration, site readiness and acceptance testing. A project schedule is developed after technical assessment.
Where is data held, and can it connect to our systems?
Data types, access permissions, network requirements and on-premises or cloud needs are assessed at the start. Connections and interfaces are subject to technical validation.
How are training and maintenance planned?
Operator training, maintenance, software updates and remote support needs are defined with the project and service scope. Support timelines and responsibilities are specified in the agreement.
Are all systems ready for sale?
The portfolio includes project applications, pilot developments and research goals. The stage on each product card is the starting point for an assessment discussion.
Let’s assess your task together.
Start with the task, operating environment and acceptance criteria.