You have this vision of a robot that nobody else has created before. It will help humans do amazing things. Where to start? Who to trust for your robot engineering company? If this seems like a monumental challenge. It is!
OLogic is frequently asked if we can develop a whole robot and if we can do the robot engineering from the ground up. We have done it several times, and know the entire process from start to finish. OLogic is a robot engineering company. Robotics is one of our cornerstone capabilities. Our team has an incredible depth of knowledge on full robot design. We have developed a reliable project plan of several revisions which can get you from napkin sketch to robot, with usable iterations in between. This is the reason that OLogic’s motto is “Robotics from Concept to Reality”
There are several phases involved in the development of a custom robot that is functional, has the right aesthetic for your brand, is compliant with all the necessary safety standards and is easily manufacturable. OLogic has the right team of engineers, project managers and vendor partners to take your product successfully to market.

The first step in any robot engineering company design is putting together a plan. OLogic will use any available existing documentation you have and organize discussions with you to build up a document of requirements that will serve as a guideline for the design. This allows the teams to line up on design goals. We will then create a specification plan. Included are things like electrical and software block diagrams to outline how different parts will connect, preliminary component selection and bill of materials to provide an idea of long term product costs. This gives you an outline of the various mechanical technologies we intend to use. Whole robot engineering is one of our greatest strengths! Once the plan is outlined and approved, we can jump into the design knowing everyone agrees on the path forward.
OLogic’s original niche as robot engineering company was designing the electronics inside customer robotics projects. It’s one thing to be able to do electrical engineering of products, but robots are uniquely difficult because they frequently need things like real-time control and communication of motors and sensor networks. Robot engineering is combining all these disciplines together. Electronics also need the ability to be easily testable in the field and designed for manufacturing. OLogic has built up an incredible depth of knowledge after years and years of doing robotic projects of what works and what doesn’t. Many robotics companies have EE’s on their staff that may have worked on one or two robotics projects in their past, but OLogic has worked on more than 300. Why wouldn’t you want our advice when planning or optimizing the electronics on a robot?
