A task to automate
We establish whether a ready-made application exists, which equipment it needs and what must change in your operation.
ALTAMENTE ROBOTICS
Deploy a robot for your work process.
From selecting a suitable robot and the required skills to validation and operational handover.
We start with what the robot needs to do. We first look for an existing application for the same task and available skills, then address the gaps within the capabilities of the target platform.
Deployment and integration services from CZK 59,000 excluding VAT.
What are you working on?
Selecting a robot, adding a skill or changing a deployment starts by defining the outcome of the complete work process.
An existing robot
We review its exact variant, available functions, supported interfaces and the conditions for adding the required skill.
A different deployment
We assess the new process, dependencies on equipment and systems, and the impact on safety, manufacturer support and documentation.
From the task to operational handover.
Delivery ends with validation and handover of the defined process. Selecting a robot or producing a trained model alone does not complete a deployment.
01
Define the task and outcome
Describe objects, environment, cycle time, accuracy, exceptions and human intervention. Agree measurable acceptance criteria.
02
Find an existing application for the same task
Compare the actual operating conditions of available solutions with the requirement: objects, speed, tolerances and exceptions.
03
Select a supported robot
Choose the equipment together with the application and skills. Check tools, sensors, control interfaces, licences, service and total costs.
04
Verify supported skill transfer
Assess the function or model for the exact target configuration and verify it in an agreed test. Transfer between different robots is not automatic.
05
Separate the remaining gaps
Distinguish perception, manipulation, navigation, interaction with people, sequencing, IT integration and safety. Define the scope and validation of each part.
06
Add the required capabilities
Use configuration, programming, a suitable module or process changes. Choose demonstrations, teleoperation or learning where the target robot and method support them.
07
Integrate and validate the complete cycle
Connect the required equipment and systems. Check the work cycle, exceptions, recovery after interruptions and the safety measures required for the resulting application.
08
Hand over the solution and support
Hand over the agreed process against its acceptance criteria, together with documentation and operator training. Agree maintenance, support and future change procedures.
Skills for a defined task. Human interaction for a defined operation.
The robot and its future skills are selected together. The development method follows the actual platform capabilities, required data and intended behaviour.
Existing functions and programming
Suitable where the process can be clearly described and assembled from available actions. First review configuration, rules, tooling and existing modules.
Demonstrations and teleoperation
May help add a specific motion skill. Choose capture methods, state and action data, and validation for the target robot and receiving system.
Learning and model validation
A variable task may call for adapting an existing model or using simulation. Start an unverified part with a bounded test priced separately.
Human–robot interaction
Include instructions, clarification, confirmation, timing, task handover, interruption and recovery. Configure, program or train the required behaviour within platform capabilities.
Ordinary video and interviews with staff help describe the process. They do not by themselves guarantee usable training data or transfer of an arbitrary motion to another robot.
For reused components, check the exact hardware, software version, inputs, licences, operating boundaries and support. A test on the target configuration establishes usability.
Indicative service prices.
The largest cost difference is between deploying an existing application and developing a new skill. Pricing follows the defined task, environmental variability and required integration.
| Service scope | Indicative price excluding VAT |
|---|---|
| Assessment of one defined process, a proposed approach and preliminary budget | from CZK 19,000 |
| Deploying a ready-made application in a prepared environment | CZK 59,000–150,000 |
| Assembling and adapting existing skills | CZK 150,000–450,000 |
| Deployment with a specific skill added through learning | CZK 350,000–1,200,000 |
| Unverified or extensive development task | individual quotation; a separately priced feasibility test first |
These are service prices, not a complete package including a robot. The robot, tools, sensors, licences, construction or other workplace modifications, and ongoing operation have separate budget lines in the quotation. You receive the total budget before ordering deployment.
The safety measures required for the resulting application form part of the overall scope and budget. They are not an optional add-on.
The lower bound assumes one clearly defined task, supported equipment, a prepared workplace and an available standard application without new development. The assessment fee is credited towards deployment of the same approved scope.
A final price follows the assessment. For uncertain development, agree the scope, price and conditions for continuing the verification phase in advance.
Timing follows solution readiness.
These planning ranges start once the required equipment, data and capacity are available. The quotation includes a specific schedule.
Existing application
A prepared process, supported equipment and an available standard application.
Skill adaptation
Assembling and adapting existing functions to the agreed conditions.
Learning a specific skill
Collecting usable data, validating the skill and completing integration.
Robot delivery, workplace changes, capacity constraints or unverified development may extend the schedule. Potential innovation or robotisation support is assessed separately and is not automatically assumed in the base budget.
Acceptance against the agreed outcome.
Before deployment, define responsibilities for each part of the delivery, who accepts the solution and how the result is demonstrated in the customer’s operation.
- Success of the complete cycle, target cycle time and tolerances across agreed variants.
- Human involvement, handling of exceptions, interruption and recovery.
- Required safety verification, documentation and application responsibilities.
- Operating configuration, licences, operator training, maintenance and agreed support.
- Boundaries of approved use and rules for changes to the task, equipment or environment.
ROBOTICS
An imported robot or a change of use?
Before extending the application, review the impact on safety, manufacturer support and documentation. A new tool, program or work process may change the requirements for the resulting application.
Establish the required assessment scope and responsibilities before the modified solution enters operation. The guide covers import, deployment and robot modifications.
ALTAMENTE
Describe the task. Start with the outcome.
An account of the activity and goal is enough to begin. Agree how to share photographs, videos and procedures; share confidential material only through an agreed secure channel.
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