Test with your materials
We test representative parts and product variations at Contour before installation. You review the results against the quality and cycle-time targets we agree together.
Work with Contour
Bring robots into your operation.
Start with one task and a clear production goal. We test the work at Contour, plan the installation with your team, and measure performance on your floor.
Book a callWorking with Contour
From your first call to installation.
We train and stress-test systems at Contour’s facility using your parts and materials before touching your production line. Review the results before committing to installation, then plan the deployment with your team.
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Introductory call
Discuss the task, production volume, staffing, and the problem you want to solve.
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Test at Contour
Test your parts and materials at Contour without interrupting active production.
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Deploy on your floor
Install the pilot and validate it in your actual production conditions.
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Expand when it pays
Extend proven performance across shifts, tasks, and systems.
What you can expect
Clear standards. Accountable delivery.
Prepare your team
We define installation, operator training, supervision, and support responsibilities before the system reaches your floor. Your team knows how the station runs and when to intervene.
Measure daily performance
We compare accepted output, handling quality, operator involvement, and running costs with your current process. Those results guide expansion.
Working together
Q&A
What should we bring to the first conversation?
A description of one task, the parts or materials involved, your current process, and what takes time or causes rework. A short video can help us understand the handling.
How do you choose the robot?
Robot form, tooling, sensing, and model choices follow the task requirements. Reach, payload, materials, safety, and integration are assessed during scoping.
Will the pilot run autonomously?
We define the operating mode, including supervision or teleoperation, for the specific task. Autonomy is evaluated against the pilot's acceptance criteria.
What happens to our process data?
Before capture begins, we agree on what is recorded, who can access it, where it is stored, and how it can be used. On-site compute requirements are part of that discussion.
Let’s get started
Show us the work.
Tell us what your team handles, where the process slows down, and what better performance would mean for your business.