Industrial Robotics Integrators & Automation Companies
Robotics integrators design, implement, and commission industrial robotic systems — bridging the gap between robot manufacturers like KUKA, FANUC, ABB, and YASKAWA and the specific requirements of your production environment. Rather than buying hardware directly, manufacturers work with integrators for turnkey robotic cells, handling systems, assembly and welding robots, palletizing solutions, and collaborative robots (cobot) deployments, fully integrated with PLCs, vision systems, and MES or ERP layers.
In Europe, robotics integrators operate within strict safety frameworks, including ISO 10218-1/2, EN ISO 13849, and the EU Machinery Directive — certifications and compliance experience that vary significantly between providers. Key application sectors include automotive, food and beverage, pharmaceutical, electronics assembly, and e-commerce logistics, each with distinct hygiene, precision, or throughput requirements that demand sector-specific integrator experience.
Browse verified robotics integrators serving manufacturers worldwide, filterable by country, industry, and technology platform.
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RS Automation control & robotics
RIG is a specialized system integrator and workforce solutions company focused on providing highly skilled technical contractors for industrial & logistics automation, manufacturing, and large-scale projects across the United States. We support companies with experienced professionals who handle installation, assembly, commissioning, start-up, and maintenance of automated systems.
APM MORKOM
Morkom Tech is a European supplier of industrial automation, machine safety, precision measurement systems and CNC components. We provide high-quality solutions for machine manufacturers, system integrators, maintenance departments and industrial production companies across Europe. Our product portfolio includes: * Safety light curtains for machine protection * Optical linear scales for milling machines, lathes and grinding machines * Magnetic linear encoders and magnetic measurement systems * Digital readout (DRO) systems for machine tools * Incremental and absolute rotary encoders * Draw wire displacement sensors * Linear potentiometers and position sensors * PLC controllers and Industrial PLC solutions * Human Machine Interface (HMI) devices * Industrial communication and automation components * Machine safety products and accessories * Load cells and force measurement systems * CNC machine accessories * Precision measuring equipment * Industrial sensors and automation components * Machine control and positioning systems We cooperate with recognized international manufacturers and offer professional technical support, helping customers select the most suitable products for their applications. Our solutions are used in: * CNC machining centres * Lathes * Milling machines * Grinding machines * Woodworking machinery * Packaging machines * Production lines * Robotics * Industrial automation systems * Metalworking industry * Automotive industry * Food processing industry * Plastic processing industry Our mission is to deliver reliable automation solutions that improve machine safety, positioning accuracy, production efficiency and process reliability. With years of experience in industrial automation, Morkom Tech combines technical expertise, fast customer support and high-quality products to help companies optimise manufacturing processes and implement modern Industry 4.0 solutions.
LCS Automation
LCS Group is an Italian industrial automation and intralogistics company based in Usmate Velate. It designs, develops, and implements integrated systems for automated warehouses, material handling, robotics, and software solutions that manage and control logistics and production processes. The group provides engineering, electrical and pneumatic installations, bespoke automation, control systems, and associated services such as revamping and maintenance.
Crescenza Consulting Group
Crescenza Consulting Group (CCG) helps manufacturers modernize operations through reliable, scalable, and connected industrial automation solutions. We combine expertise in control systems, SCADA, IIoT, MES, industrial data platforms, enterprise integration, and analytics to create solutions that improve productivity, visibility, quality, and operational efficiency. Rather than replacing systems that already work, CCG focuses on integrating machines, production systems, and enterprise applications into a unified digital ecosystem. Our industry-focused approach helps reduce downtime, eliminate data silos, enable real-time monitoring, and support faster, data-driven decision-making. From strategy and system integration to implementation and ongoing support, CCG provides end-to-end expertise to help manufacturers build smarter, more connected, and future-ready operations.
Fairino US
Fairino supplies collaborative robots (cobots) and industrial robotic arms, offering complete automation systems, components, and turnkey solutions for businesses across the North America. Fairino USA provides easy-to-use robotic solutions for tasks such as pick-and-place, assembly, machine tending, and logistics automation. Fairino USA focuses on intuitive programming, fast deployment, and cost-effective systems that help businesses improve efficiency, reduce labor costs, and achieve a faster return on investment. Longer Reach | Lightweight | Higher Precision | 50,000-Hour Lifetime | Fair Pricing
GESAR INC
Gesar Inc. designs and manufactures industrial factory automation systems, advanced uncrewed ground vehicles (UGVs), and modular remote-control integration kits for heavy machinery. We specialize in transforming standard equipment into autonomous or safely teleoperated assets to optimize industrial material handling, manufacturing logistics, and high-risk field operations
Devs de France
Devs de France designs, builds and modernizes industrial machines and systems — from software to mechanics, under one roof. Six services, one workshop, one team.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a robotics integrator actually do?
A robotics integrator designs, builds, and commissions robotic automation systems tailored to a customer's production environment. Their work goes well beyond simply delivering a robot — they take responsibility for the entire system: mechanical layout, robot programming, safety fencing, sensor integration, vision systems, and connection to the customer's PLC or MES infrastructure. In practice, this means translating a production requirement (e.g., "palletize 20 boxes per minute at the end of the line") into a validated, running system that the plant team can operate and maintain independently.
What types of systems do robotics integrators typically implement?
The scope spans a wide range of automation applications: robotic cells for assembly, welding, or machining; material handling systems including pick-and-place and conveyor-linked transfer; palletizing and depalletizing; MIG, TIG, and spot-welding cells with seam tracking; collaborative robots (cobots) for flexible or low-volume tasks; vision-guided robotics for bin picking and quality inspection; and assembly automation covering screwdriving, press-fitting, dispensing, and test integration.
Do integrators work with robots from all manufacturers, or only specific brands?
This varies. Some integrators are brand-neutral and select the robot manufacturer (ABB, FANUC, KUKA, Yaskawa, Universal Robots, etc.) based purely on application requirements. Others hold certified partner status with one or two brands, which gives them access to advanced support and specialized training but may limit their objectivity. For complex or multi-robot projects, a brand-neutral integrator is often preferable. Where a specific brand is already standardized in your facility, a certified partner can offer better lifecycle support.
Can a robotics integrator retrofit an existing line, or only build new systems?
Retrofits are a substantial part of most integrators' business. A good integrator will assess what existing infrastructure can be reused, identify mechanical and electrical interface points, and design the robotic cell to fit within existing layout constraints. Retrofit projects are often more complex than greenfield builds due to space restrictions and the need to minimize production downtime during installation.