Systems Integration   Turnkey Solutions

Peak Robotics has been building robots and fully integrated solutions since 1989. We can supply anything from individual devices up to complete turnkey systems.

Choosing the right systems integrator is just as important as choosing the right equipment. Our 3rd party integrator partners are all trained to install and support our products.

                    Integrator Selection Criteria
Here are five criteria to consider when evaluating a system integrator that will be responsible for putting together and supporting your system:

1) Geographic Location: Your integrator should have offices reasonably close by whenever possible. Ideally, you want to avoid the monetary and time costs of needing to get on an airplane.
2) Equipment Experience: Your integrator should have direct experience with the anticipated equipment to be used in the system. All our integration partners have completed our product support training.
3) Process Familiarity: Your integrator should be familiar with the type of process that you want to automate. If you need help with the chemistry in your system, then you will want some expertise to help develop and prove out any unknowns.
4) Engineering: Almost every automated system has unique requirements that set it apart from all others. Make sure your integrator has in-house engineering capabilities to address any special needs of your system.
5) Support: Regardless of what we'd like to think, every automated system will need ongoing support. Two often overlooked but important considerations include close proximity and long-term stability of the integrator.

We manufacture robots and we also engineer and build turnkey systems using our products as well as others. You should consider letting us do your integration when you do not need help with developing your assay and when our geographic locations makes sense.

Our engineering and support offices are located in Northern California and Colorado. Our engineers know the capabilities and limitations of our products better than anybody. We also know how to communicate with most any device or instrument. However, we do not have chemists or biologists in-house that are experts in assay development.

You should choose to work with one of our 3rd party integrators when: they have specific process expertise that you need to help define your system, when they have a pre-engineered solution that fits your process needs precisely, and when the integrator are located close to you.

A system that is integrated by an expert will be thoroughly documented so it can be supported and upgraded as needed. You can also choose to have a long-term service contract in place so that future problems are automatically taken care of. More>

If you want to put together your own system then you should have your own internal engineering group that can define the process and specify the equipment and software, layout the system (3-D CAD), assemble it, program it, make everything work together, and then support it. Make sure that your engineering group will remain intact during the years to come and that the system will be fully documented so that future technicians can support it.

If this all sounds realistic, then we would be happy to work directly with you. You might want to consider starting with our Trailhead Universal Automation Platform.