During the needs assessment, we determine implementation constraints, material flow requirements, and space limitations for the project. The goal is to consider all essential aspects before commencing design.

In the conceptual design phase, critical points of the system are identified, layouts are drafted, preliminary profitability calculations are made, risk analysis is conducted, and a risk management plan is devised. The aim is to create an efficient solution and plan, facilitating easy bid submissions. Risks are identified and minimized early on, benefiting both project execution and operational use.

Modeling and investment proposal involve 3D modeling, virtualization, and profitability assessments. This phase is crucial for the client to see a easily comprehensible and reliable plan, enabling straightforward physical and financial decision-making. At this stage, the environmental impact of implementation can also be calculated, which, together with the investment plan, can be presented to the client company’s owners and board.

Implementation planning entails mechanical, automation, and installation planning, safety system design, and scheduling. Based on this phase, reliable and cost-effective system implementation is possible. Implementation planning also addresses necessary quality certifications and CE marking.