Piqoid is built for factories that automation has ignored: old machines, tight margins, skilled labour leaving. No integration projects, no PLC experts, no months of waiting.
Unskilled workers take unannounced leave constantly. Skilled welders and cutters are scarce and retiring — exactly where quality standards are strict.
A large share of machines on real floors are fully manual — no PLC, no CNC, nothing for a conventional robot integrator to connect to.
System integrators serve big factories with CNC and PLC lines. Everyone else faces months of waiting, custom engineering, and a total bill several times the robot's price.
Bring a part, a photo of your machine, or a video of your process. We show the robot running the task — in front of you, before you commit to anything.
Fixtures, mounts, rigs and safety layout are generated from pre-qualified components by AI. Nothing bespoke for an engineer to iterate on for weeks.
Your operator describes the task in speech; the robot learns it. The operator corrects it by talking. Your people own the robot — no external expert needed after handover.
Self-enumerating modules clamp onto your existing press, cutter or conveyor and give it a signal path in minutes — no electronics touched.
Live telemetry in Piqoid Nexus. Changes deployed and rolled back in one click. Every task we automate makes the next one faster.
Load, hold, bend-cycle handshake, unload, stack — the cycle our robot was built around, and the single most-requested task in metal clusters.
Vision-guided picking and placement, commanded by voice. Parts that vary shift to shift stop being a scheduling problem.
3D cutting and welding on parts that aren't fixtured to tolerance — the robot senses the workpiece and replans as conditions change.
| Integration SI | Imported robot reseller | Piqoid | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Time to deploy | months | months | days |
| Deployment cost | several × the robot | several × the robot | a fraction |
| AI-assisted setup | none | none | yes |
| Works with manual machines | skipped | skipped | yes — via modules |
| Your operator can re-teach it | no | no | yes — by voice |
| Accountability | partial | poor | full — one company, whole stack |
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A photo of your machine and a sentence about the task. We tell you honestly whether it's a fit.
We run the task on real material — yours or one like it. This is where every engagement starts.
The cell arrives, the modules go on your machines, the task is programmed by voice with your operator, and the cycle runs.
Write to us with a photo of your machine or part — we'll set up a live demo.