BITART
BITART

How we work

From the first idea to daily operation.

We work in clear steps. After each step you get a result you can check. You decide what happens next.

01 / Process

Six steps from needs to operation.

Select a step. The same production cell grows from a list of needs to a working, protected system.

A simplified example of one production cell. Every site is different, so this is not a ready design for yours.

Step 01

Needs

We talk about your work, the site, the budget and the dates, and what must be true when it is done.

ResultA clear list of needs

02 / Technical risks

We look at risks early.

Four groups of questions. This example explains the idea. It is not a formal risk assessment.

Safety

  • Does it meet the safety rules for your site?
  • Who needs training before use?
  • What happens if it stops suddenly?

Compatibility

  • Does it fit your space, power and utilities?
  • Can it talk to your current systems?
  • Are spare parts easy to get?

Operation

  • What service does it need, and how often?
  • Who will repair it, and how fast?
  • What does it cost to run each year?

Cybersecurity

  • Does it need a network or remote access?
  • Who can change its software?
  • How do you get security updates?

03 / Life cycle

Equipment works for many years.

Good decisions at the start make every later stage easier.

  1. 01PlanDefine needs, budget and limits.
  2. 02DesignDesign the system and the connections.
  3. 03InstallBring the equipment in and set it up.
  4. 04IntegrateConnect it with machines, network and data.
  5. 05TestCheck functions, safety and security.
  6. 06UpgradeImprove, repair or replace parts over time.

04 / Checklist

Before you buy, or sell, new equipment.

A short checklist for your own use. Sellers can use it to prepare for the buyer's questions. Tick the ones you already have answers for.

0 of 8 questions checked.

This list is for your own use. It is not a formal assessment, and nothing is saved or sent.

Industrial robot arms on an automated production line

Contact

Which step are you at?

You can start with us at any of the six. Tell us where you are now.

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