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Factory Automation for Modern Production Lines 

Factory automation helps you produce faster, with greater precision, and at a lower cost. At Gibotech, we develop systems in which robots, software, and safety solutions work together to ensure that your production runs efficiently around the clock without unnecessary downtime.

The systems can adapt to your production needs, ensuring you remain efficient both during slow periods and at peak times.

What is factory automation? 

Factory automation encompasses the machines, robots, and systems that perform production tasks with minimal human involvement. It can range from a single automated task to a fully automated production line.

The systems typically work together through shared software and control systems, allowing different machines and robots to coordinate their actions throughout the production process.

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What types of robots are used in factory automation? 

Industrial robots for factory automation typically include cobots, mobile robots, warehouse robots, and palletizing robots, each of which is well-suited for different tasks.

Cobots

Cobots are collaborative robots designed for tasks where humans and machines work side by side. You can quickly move and reprogram them between different workstations, making them well-suited for smaller batch sizes or production lines that change frequently. Because they are designed to work safely in close proximity to people, you can often integrate them without setting up separate safety cages around the workstation.

Mobile robots

Mobile robots, such as MiR units, transport materials around the factory without fixed tracks, and they automatically adjust when the layout changes. They navigate using built-in sensors instead of magnetic strips or tracks, so you can move production equipment or add new routes without having to reprogram the entire fleet.

Warehouse Robots

Warehouse robots are mobile robots specifically designed for warehouse logistics that handle the movement and storage of materials and finished goods, giving you a clearer overview of your warehouse. They handle tasks such as picking, transport, and stacking, which reduces manual handling and helps you track inventory more accurately across your warehouse areas.

Palletizing Robots

Palletizing robots handle the stacking and arrangement of products on pallets and can be configured for different pallet sizes and formats. This makes them useful in the final stage of a production line, where stable and uniform pallets reduce the risk of damage during storage and transport.

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What are the options for factory automation? 

We offer industrial automation solutions ranging from standalone robot cells to complete production lines.

  • GiboPalletize – Automates palletizing across product types
  • GiboPack – Handles the packaging process from start to finish
  • GiboMove – Handles internal transport between production zones
  • GiboBox – Handles packaging and box handling
  • GiboStorage – Automatically organizes storage space

Each of these systems can run independently or be combined into a comprehensive solution, allowing you to scale as your needs grow.

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Why should you choose a solution from Gibotech?

Precision

Warehouse robots ensure high precision, high quality, and repeatable accuracy in every detail.

Productivity

Implementing automation through robots leads to greater efficiency, a better work environment, and often lower operating costs.

Improved working conditions

Automating repetitive tasks improves ergonomics and enhances employee well-being.

What are the benefits of factory automation?

Factory automation changes the way your production operates, and the benefits are measurable:

  • Higher output —Robots work consistently across multiple shifts, allowing you to make the most of your existing floor space
  • Fewer errors —Automated processes repeat the same steps precisely, which reduces waste and rework
  • Better working conditions —Machines take over heavy lifting and repetitive tasks, allowing your employees to focus on tasks that require judgment and expertise
  • Lower costs in the long run - Many companies recoup their investment within a few years through lower labor costs and increased capacity
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How to Get Started with Factory Automation

We have been providing automation solutions to Danish industry for more than 40 years. Each system is tailored to your specific challenges and your particular production process.

Contact us to discuss how a factory automation system can be tailored to your production needs.

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Frequently Asked Questions 

What does servicing a factory automation system entail?

Maintenance of a factory automation system typically includes software backups, spare parts, and upgrades to existing equipment. Ongoing maintenance keeps the system running reliably, while software updates and operator training extend the system’s service life and ensure that it keeps pace with changing production needs.

How are factory automation systems modular in design?

Factory automation systems are often built using standardized modules, so that a single robot cell can be combined with other devices such as mobile robots or CNC machines. This modular approach makes it possible to expand a system gradually as production needs grow, rather than replacing an entire line all at once.

How do factory automation systems meet safety requirements?

Factory automation systems are developed in accordance with the Machinery Directive and relevant safety standards. TÜV-certified specialists provide safety consulting throughout the design and installation process and ensure that the system is ready for CE marking before it is put into service.

Can existing production equipment be integrated into a factory automation system?

Existing production equipment can often be integrated into a factory automation system—for example, by combining a cobot with an automated guided vehicle or connecting it to third-party systems. This makes it possible to automate production step by step, rather than replacing everything all at once.

Would you like to learn more about how we can help you?

We specialize in streamlining our clients’ workflows and processes through the use of robots and automation, and we’d love to help you too! We’re always open to a no-obligation conversation about your current situation and how our solutions can help improve it.

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