Can the robot do the job?
We test the complete workflow with your parts under the agreed factory conditions.
For production and logistics
Humanoid robot pilot projects
Test the robot in your factory before investing further.
We integrate a robot for one production or logistics task. During the pilot, we assess whether performance and costs meet your requirements.
Pilot projects from €150,000 net
Indicative budget for an industrial pilot. The quote sets out the scope and actual price.
No obligation. A personal reply by email.
What we measure during the pilot
- 01Perform the task in your factory
- 02Measure cycle time and quality
- 03Record faults and interventions
- 04Decide on further deployment
What a pilot should tell you
Get answers to the questions that determine whether the robot belongs in your operations.
How reliably does it work?
We measure cycle time and quality and record when human intervention is needed.
Does further deployment make sense?
We compare measured performance with integration and operating costs to inform your investment decision.
How we plan your pilot
Discuss the task and targets
We read your inquiry and clarify what the robot should do and achieve.
Check feasibility
We review the requirements and, if needed, test the task on suitable hardware first.
Agree scope and price
Your quote includes services, milestones and acceptance criteria. You decide whether to proceed.
Frequently asked questions
What does “from €150,000” mean?
Plan at least €150,000 net for an industrial pilot. The actual price depends on hardware, grippers, programming, safety measures and machine interfaces. The quote states which services are included.
Does the task need to be technically validated already?
No. We discuss the evidence you have and what still needs testing. If an initial hardware test is necessary, we quote for it separately.
How long does a pilot take?
It depends on hardware availability, machine interfaces and the changes required. Once the task is clear, we plan the stages and dates with you.
Am I committing to a later rollout?
You initially commission the agreed pilot scope. You decide on additional robots, tasks or sites after reviewing the results.
Which task should your pilot take on?
Briefly describe the workflow and what you want to achieve. We can discuss the technical 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