Cycle-Time Optimization for Robot Cells

Overview

Increase throughput with optimized robot sequences

When a robot cell does not meet its target cycle time or appears to have untapped performance potential, we assess the existing sequence systematically. Available robot programs, simulation models and process data provide the starting point.

A sound engineering assessment. We examine motion paths, process sequences and waiting times as a connected system. This reveals which factors actually constrain the cycle and where optimization is technically worthwhile.

Software-assisted exploration. Our own motion-planning and optimization technology helps us generate alternative sequences and evaluate them against the agreed constraints.

Results you can use. You receive a transparent comparison with the baseline together with specific recommendations or revised motion sequences. We clearly distinguish simulation-based findings from improvements confirmed on the physical cell.

Target Groups

In-house automation teams
Machine builders

Main Purpose

Automated programming
Cycle-Time Optimization for Robot Cells
Optimize motion sequences
Prepare for commissioning
More efficient engineering

From the baseline cycle to a validated improvement

Establish the baseline

We define the objective, process constraints and available data to create a reliable basis for comparison.

Investigate constraints and alternatives

We analyze motion, sequencing and waiting times and use our software to assess suitable alternatives.

Deliver and validate the improvement

We document the comparison, provide the agreed changes and, where required, support validation in simulation or on the physical cell.

Turn cycle-time potential into better production performance.

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Funding & recognition

Supported on the path from research to industry.

Public funding helped us turn research into robust industrial technology. In 2023, the team behind byte robotics, then known as AuRora, won the Automotive cluster of the IQ Innovation Award Central Germany. Two awards in the Startup Competition – Digital Innovations followed in 2025.