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INDUSTRY SPOTLIGHT / SIEMENS CUSTOMER STORY

Simulate first. Build with greater confidence.

Siemens featured Ethos’s use of Tecnomatix Process Simulate to validate automation and program robots before commissioning on the floor.

25%less robot programming time
20%less robot debugging time

Results reported in the Siemens case study for this implementation.

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GOOD QUESTIONS. STRAIGHT ANSWERS.

Let’s make
automation clear.

A little clarity goes a long way. Here are a few things manufacturers ask us.

Where do I start with automation?

Start with the part, the process, and what you want to improve. Involving an integrator early helps identify technical risks, clarify your production targets, and develop a practical concept before committing to a build.

Can you upgrade our existing equipment?

Yes. Ethos restores, rebuilds, and retrofits existing automation. We assess the equipment and your requirements to identify the right mechanical, controls, and programming improvements.

Which robot brands do you work with?

We work with FANUC, ABB, KUKA, and Stäubli, and are open to other platforms. Your plant standards, existing training, and spare parts help guide the choice. Customers can also supply their own robots.

Do you support systems after installation?

Yes. Service, training, maintenance, and cycle-time optimization are part of our offering. Talk to us about the support your team needs for a new system or existing equipment.

How long does an automation project take?

Timing depends on scope, component availability, and your production requirements. We work through planning, mechanical design, build, and commissioning with you to establish a project-specific schedule.

What determines the cost of automation?

Engineering and build time, controls, robots, tooling, and other purchased components all contribute. Share your process and requirements with us so we can prepare a budgetary estimate around the application.

THE NEXT MOVE IS YOURS.

What could we
build together?

Bring your part, your process, or the problem you haven’t solved yet.

LET’S TALK