Special-purpose machinery and robotics – engineered by people who have built them.

Mechanical development from concept to commissioning for machine builders, integrators and manufacturers – complete projects or individual phases, when standard solutions don't reach the required precision.

20+ yrs
Machine tools & high precision robotics engineering
One phase or all of it
From a single calculation to complete machine development
Machinery to CNC robotics
10 machine classes developed
CMSE®
Certified machinery safety expert
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Start with a concept study

A focused study before you commit to a development project: architecture options, feasibility, load cases, rough sizing and a technical risk assessment – with a clear recommendation on how to proceed. Typically two to four weeks, defined scope and budget.

  • Concept variants with technical evaluation
  • Preliminary sizing of the critical components
  • Recommendation including effort and feasibility assessment
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What sets us apart
µm to metres

Engineering depth across the full range

From lightweight structures to CNC-grade precision mechanisms – high-stiffness aerospace tooling, thin-wall cast robot arms, backlash-free drivetrains. Same engineering rigour at every scale.

Machinery → Robotics

From special machinery to CNC robotics

Custom production equipment, mobile platforms, multi-axis manipulators and robotic machining systems – developed, built and running in industrial production.

Gearbox · Motor · Drivetrain

Drives developed from first principles

Not just integrated – designed. Gearboxes, motors and complete drivetrains developed from scratch for stiffness, backlash-free motion and positioning accuracy. KISSsoft/KISSsys-based analysis, patent-pending drive technology.

Robotic Manufacturing Systems

Robotic Manufacturing Systems

Collaborative Lightweight Robot Systems

Collaborative Lightweight Robot Systems

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