Robotics as a Service.

Explore automation installed at your facility, with equipment ownership and maintenance handled by a service provider under a recurring service agreement.

Use the capability. Plan the service.

A managed robotics arrangement combines equipment access with an agreed deployment and support scope. Instead of purchasing the robot outright, your business pays for the contracted service. The provider retains equipment ownership; maintenance responsibilities, support and performance commitments are defined in the agreement.

BotParadise helps scope your operation and evaluate a suitable fulfillment provider. Project acceptance, availability and commercial terms are confirmed after review.

Discuss Robotics as a Service ↗

From your production line to a service proposal.

1. Define the work

Document the task, products, required throughput, shifts and facility constraints.

2. Scope deployment

Review equipment, layout, interfaces, site preparation, installation and operator training.

3. Agree on support

Set responsibilities for monitoring, maintenance, spare parts and service response.

Start with a repeatable manufacturing task.

Bring palletizing, case packing or machine-tending needs for an application review. Suitability depends on the products, process and proposed system.

Explore palletizing solutions ↗ Explore machine tending ↗

Compare the complete agreement.

Recurring price, included usage and any minimum commitment.
Contract term, renewal, cancellation and equipment removal.
Site preparation, utilities, consumables and customer responsibilities.
Maintenance coverage, exclusions, spare parts and response times.
Acceptance testing, performance targets and remedies for missed commitments.
Options if production requirements change.

A service agreement differs from an equipment purchase or finance-only lease. Compare the total operating cost and the responsibilities each party actually accepts.

Request a project review ↗