Parts covered
The pool covers the core components of a robot, including:
- Reducers
- Servo motors
- Servo drives
- Force, vision, and environment sensors
- Motion controllers
- Batteries and power modules
- Precision mechanical parts
- Transmission components
- Communication modules
- End effectors
What admission checks
A parts company joins the pool only after this review:
Applicants
01Company credentials
Business qualification, intellectual property, quality-system certificates, and past project record.
02Flexible supply
Whether the company can ship small batches and many models, which is what a custom build needs.
03Quality control
Process, inspection, consistency, failure handling, and after-sales response.
04Alliance rules
Acceptance of scheduling, information sharing, and collaboration rules, and a willingness to serve global custom work.
Enter the pool
How the platform sits in the flow
The platform is a neutral coordinator. It does not manufacture parts, and it does not sell hardware to the customer.
01The integrator issues the BOM for the custom project.
02The supplier system matches alliance members by part type and supply capability.
03The supplier ships directly to the project integrator.
04The platform tracks delivery and helps switch to a backup supplier if supply fails.
What a supplier gets
01Global orders
Parts demand from custom projects around the world.
02Alliance membership
Membership in the international custom-robot alliance, which is easier to recognize in overseas markets.
03Industry contact
Technical meetings and matching events with alliance integrators and machine builders.
04A growing pool of work
As the platform's global work grows, admitted suppliers see more of it over time.
The first reviewed core suppliers are already in the pool. The platform keeps admitting qualified parts companies.