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How to assess a robot supplier before purchase

Check seller identity, documentation, demonstrations and support for your project.

Supplier assessment needs model-specific evidence and a support plan for your business. A popular brand, impressive video or broad partnership claim is insufficient.

Confirm identity and role

Identify the quoting entity and manufacturer relationship. Request current evidence for claimed authorisation. Verify business details independently, especially when contacts or payment instructions change.

Look for comparable task evidence

References should resemble your loads, environment, pace and operator input. Ask about test scope and limits. Do not present another firm’s deployment as HumanoidPoint’s or as a guaranteed repeat result.

Post-delivery support

Request reporting procedures, support language, parts availability and repair route. Distinguish “support” marketing from agreed scope and timing. Clarify licences, data and service when collaboration ends.

Information to start

  • Quoting entity and claimed authorisation evidence
  • Comparable references and demonstration terms
  • Support, parts and data-access terms

Deliverable to agree

Verified facts, gaps and decision-blocking questions.

Scope, fees and responsibilities are agreed for each project. Catalogue listings do not imply manufacturer authorisation or partnership agreements. Equipment and delivery partners require availability confirmation.

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Describe the work.
Start the selection.

You do not need a finished specification. Start with the task, environment and outcome your business needs.

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