Robot end-of-arm tooling — Automotive
Printed vacuum manifolds and EOAT with internal channels. Delivered for a automotive client in Bhavnagar.
- Location
- Bhavnagar
- Year
- 2024
- Duration
- 33 weeks
- Team
- 3 engineers
- −64%
- EOAT mass
- 1.8 kg
- robot payload freed
- 358
- designs
The challenge
Leadership wanted measurable results inside one quarter, with no disruption to running operations.
What we built
A phased rollout: a measured pilot first, then scale-out. The core runs on MJF with nTop, integrated into existing systems through ANSYS.
Delivery timeline
Phase 1
Discovery sprint and site survey
Phase 2
Prototype built and tested in the Motera lab
Phase 3
Pilot on site with before/after measurement
Phase 4
Scale-out, training and handover
Highlights
- Documentation, drawings and source handed over at close
- Safety case reviewed with the client's EHS team
- Runs on-premises; no data leaves the site unless agreed
- Before-and-after measurements agreed with the client up front
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