The Real Cost of a Part Sitting Still
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Most cycle time isn't work. It's parts waiting to move.
Most plants never measure it, but it’s there in every shift. An operator leaves the station to fetch material. A machine sits idle waiting on tending. A work cell stalls because the last part hasn’t shown up yet. It isn’t a labor problem or a machine problem. It’s a movement problem and it stays invisible until you add up the minutes.
This live webinar looks at mobile cobots: machines that don’t just carry parts between processes, but pick them up, handle them, and put them to work the moment they arrive.
What you’ll learn
Three real deployments, live: Transport, machine tending, and pick-and-place, running in actual production environments
Why “fixed infrastructure” is the wrong question: How these systems deploy inside the layout you already have, no rebuild required
The ROI math, explained: A model you can apply to your own floor and scale use case by use case
What happens after use case #1: How an open ecosystem turns a single deployment into a growing capability, instead of a one-off project
If material flow is the quiet bottleneck nobody’s tracking, this is 45 minutes worth blocking off to attend.
Informazioni sull'evento
- Online
28 luglio 2026 11:00 AM UTC+01:00
English
What we'll cover:
The challenge: Where internal material flow stalls - labor, throughput and safety pressures
The concept: What a mobile cobot is: a MiR autonomous base carrying a UR cobot arm
Applications in action: Transport & material flow, machine tending, and pick & place
The business case: ROI, deployment feasibility, scalability and safety / compliance
Next steps: Talking to us about your first mobile-cobot workflow
What changes on your floor with mobile cobots
Material arrives where it’s needed — without manual transport
Operators stay at their stations instead of walking parts
Work cells keep running instead of waiting
Transport becomes predictable, repeatable, and measurable
Applications
Material transport/intralogistics
Machine tending and loading
Pick and place workflows
Quality inspection/Data collection
Who should attend
Operations and engineering leaders, automation and process engineers, plant and warehouse managers, and finance, procurement, and EHS stakeholders evaluating mobile automation.
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See how to turn transport into a system - and where a mobile cobot fits on your floor.
Can’t attend live? Register and receive the recording.

