Project Consulting
We work from the very start with teams building humanoid robots, robot arms, exoskeletons or competition vehicles. From choosing the right model to setting up the driver, and from prototype to production supply, our team is part of your project at every step.
We plan motor selection and timelines together with teams preparing for robotics competitions and capstone projects.
We support teams developing a new robot or product through the move from prototype to production.
In robot arm, AGV and custom machine projects, we define the right drive solution together.
In lab and research projects, we recommend the motor and driver setup that fits your test rig.
We calculate static and dynamic torque per joint and choose together the lightest model that fits your load.
We give input on design decisions such as gearbox type, flange mounting and frameless motor layout.
We are with you on the CAN line, MIT mode, parameter tuning with R-Link and first start-up.
We solve together the issues you run into while testing the first units.
We plan quantities, delivery schedule and company invoicing around your project timeline.
Fill in the form or message us on WhatsApp. Sharing what you already know is enough.
Our team reviews your needs and, if needed, sets up a short call.
We send you a model recommendation per joint, a calculation summary and a supply plan.
We stay with you at every stage of your project, from prototype to production.
The more detail you give, the more accurate our proposal will be. You can leave fields you don't know blank.
The most common questions about project consulting.
Yes. Talking early makes motor selection easier. It is enough to start with what you know, such as the number of joints, approximate loads and target dimensions.
Yes. We first clarify your needs together, then share our model recommendation per joint. You place your order after reviewing the proposal.
Yes. We work with university teams preparing for robotics competitions and capstone projects. If you note your competition timeline in the form, we plan supply around it.
The project type, number of joints or motors, approximate joint loads and arm lengths, supply voltage and target date help us most. You can leave fields you don't know blank.
Yes. We stay with you through commissioning on topics such as driver setup, CAN communication and parameter tuning. For faults and warranty, you can use our Technical Support page.