Roboticom
"Innovative Robotic Applications"
Roboticom (Fabrica Machinale) is an Italian developer of robotic machining and surface-finishing systems for aerospace, automotive, orthopedics, and solid.
Roboticom, operated by Fabrica Machinale Srl, is an Italian robotics company founded in 1994 that designs and manufactures customized robotic automation systems for machining, grinding, sanding, polishing, sculpting, and surface finishing. With more than 25 years of experience in robotic automation, Roboticom develops turnkey cells tailored to the specific needs of industries including aerospace, automotive, solid surface, orthopedics, sanitary ware, art and design, foundry, and woodworking.
The company's product portfolio centers on dedicated robotic machining systems: SandRob for robotic sanding, grinding, and polishing of surfaces; Ortis for the orthopedics sector; ScultoRob for robotic sculpting and shaping; and GrindRob for robotic grinding. Roboticom also develops the ARPP software platform to support robotic path programming and process control across these applications. The company emphasizes unmatched precision, enhanced efficiency, and continuous innovation, delivering customized automation that integrates ly into existing production environments and is backed by comprehensive technical support. Roboticom is headquartered at its operational site in Navacchio di Cascina (Pisa), Italy, and maintains a US presence, Roboticom US, in Landrum, South Carolina. Customers across composites, automotive, and orthopedic and prosthetic manufacturing report successful automation of manual surface-preparation and finishing tasks, with training and transition support. The company also conducts R&D-funded projects and maintains a documented quality policy, positioning itself as a long-standing specialist in robotic surface treatment and material-removal automation.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
SandRob
Robotic system for automated sanding, grinding, and polishing of surfaces.
Ortis
Robotic machining system tailored for the orthopedics and prosthetics sector.
ScultoRob
Robotic sculpting and shaping system for art, design, and material removal.
GrindRob
Robotic grinding system for automated material removal and surface preparation.
Contact Roboticom
WEBSITE
https://roboticom.it/PHONE
+39 050 3148655HEADQUARTERS
Italy
Company Facts
Founded
1994
Primary Role
System Integrator
Company Size
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Primary Region
Europe
Annual Sales
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Funding Stage
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Funding Total
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