We map the production process and, since the experience of employees involved in a specific production stage is also important to us, we also interview them if necessary.

Then we set priorities. We set metrics. We choose the right technology and assembly components.

Since proper preliminary work and accurate calculations are the lion’s share of the project’s success, we are very thorough. This is how the initial task of the production automation project is born. Already here, we take into account that the time when we install the automation system would be as convenient as possible, considering the customer’s production process.

We don’t just send you a long pdf file, we come and talk to you about it – we are not an ordinary service provider, but see our work as a partnership.

Our budgets are very detailed and our explanations are thorough. This allows us to quickly answer all your team’s questions and make any necessary changes faster. We sign confidentiality agreements with both clients and suppliers.

The design and assembly phase begins.

Design begins with the creation of system architectures, within which we select components and control system elements. Then we draw diagrams.

We order components from our carefully selected and qualified distributors. Our primary preference when selecting components is to use only the highest quality manufacturers (Siemens, Beckhoff, ABB, Phoenix, Festo, Sick, etc.) – but we are an open integrator and are ready to use your preferred accessories.

We assemble the system (shield, sensors/actuators, cabling, etc.) and program the control systems. We carry out testing.

Testing systems and troubleshooting potential failures are part of Smitech’s standard procedures.
Once our development department is satisfied with the performance, the installation phase follows, followed by system tuning.

When your industrial automation project is completed, we want to remain your partner in the future. To this end, we can help with the following follow-up services:

• procurement and storage of spare parts
• subsequent system upgrades and reconstruction work
• carrying out maintenance work under a maintenance contract
• remote system administration – solving current problems, support
• training of production personnel