Twenty minutes with people who commission robots

We are looking for 20 minutes with people who commission AMRs or AGVs.

We will not try to sell you anything on the call.

VNTA Robotics tests what a robot or fleet system can actually do through its interface. Before we point it at a real system, we want to know whether the checks are the right ones.

Five questions:

1. How did you find out what the robot could and could not do through its interface? 2. How long did interface testing take, and who did it? 3. What went wrong after go-live that a test would have caught? 4. Did vendor certification cover it? What did it miss? 5. What would it have been worth to have a report like this on day one?

In return we will show you the report from our first external test, and you can tell us which lines are useful and which are noise.

Write to us at vnta.xyz/contact, or reply wherever you are reading this.

Validation has been tested against simulated systems and one external VDA 5050 implementation. It has not yet been run against a real robot. We are now taking on our first production design partners. VNTA validation evaluates software integration behaviour against a chosen set of checks. It is not a functional-safety certification and does not replace manufacturer commissioning procedures.

Also posted on Bluesky.