Repetitive material flow
Materials or parts regularly move between defined operations.

02 · SUITABILITY
The indicators below can help you decide whether to submit the task for an initial review.
Materials or parts regularly move between defined operations.
Moving, waiting for or locating parts affects output and staff workload.
Dimensions, weight, containers and material handling requirements are known or can be established.
Infeed order, buffering, separating flows or traceability matters.
Existing operations and available space can be surveyed to integrate handling equipment.
03 · SOLUTION SCOPE
The exact scope depends on the task and production conditions.

04 · INITIAL INFORMATION
A complete specification is not required. Start with what you have.
You can select a short video, photos or documents when preparing your task draft.
Add materials to your task Files are not uploaded until submission is connected.05 · FAQ
Answers about initial information, solution scope and integration with your existing production area.
No. A description of the task and available materials, such as photos, video, drawings or product parameters, are enough for an initial review.
Yes. A video helps establish the current situation. Further assessment may require additional information.
This is assessed against the equipment, layout, process, safety and integration requirements.
It depends on the product, manufacturing process, operating schedule, site constraints and interaction with existing equipment.
A reliable price requires initial information. It depends on the equipment scope, integration, safety and work required.

06 · START A REVIEW
Describe the current operation and attach the available materials. You do not need to know the solution configuration in advance.