Industrial robots are typically rigid, locked into a pre-programmed routine. NovaTech Israel adds an AI layer that sits on top of the robots you already own — not a hardware replacement — so they can adapt to changes in real time, work across equipment from different manufacturers, and operate with the flexibility modern production lines actually need.
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Pricing is set per client based on measured ROI, not a fixed rate. We look at what downtime or inflexibility is actually costing you today, then propose a model that combines a setup fee, a monthly fee, and sometimes a success bonus tied to a KPI. A free initial diagnostic call gives you an accurate price range.
A focused pilot on a single work cell typically runs 4–8 weeks, with a success metric agreed in advance — for example, a measurable improvement in changeover time or inspection accuracy. That lets you see a real result before committing to a full rollout.
Yes — the solution is built to integrate with most industrial and collaborative robot (cobot) equipment in common use today, without replacing your existing hardware. We also specialise in bridging equipment from different brands running on the same production line.
Yes. We have an engineering team that can travel in person for integration, calibration and training. That's part of the model — not just remote software, but on-site presence when it's needed.
A robot manufacturer (FANUC, ABB, KUKA) sells the physical arm itself, pre-programmed for a fixed task. We add an AI layer on top of the robot you already own, letting it "think" and adapt to change — without buying new equipment or replacing what already works on your floor.
The initial pilot runs on a single work cell with minimal disruption, usually inside a planned maintenance window. A full rollout is staged deliberately to minimise impact on ongoing production.
The system is built with fail-safe mechanisms and immediate stop capability, aligned with international safety standards for industrial and collaborative robotics. Our team is also on-site during the initial phase to make sure operation is correct.
The system collects sensor data, computer vision output and task performance data to learn and keep improving. Storage policy and access permissions are set to match each client's specific security and regulatory requirements, including an on-premise option.
Yes — the solution is designed to connect to your existing operations and manufacturing systems, so robot data feeds back into your scheduling and enterprise reporting instead of staying siloed.
It varies a lot by operation type and the scope of savings — downtime, labour, quality rejects — so we don't quote a generic number. We calculate it together with you on the initial diagnostic call, based on your actual production-line data.
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