Electronics
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Assembly & kitting
Dexterous cells that pick, orient and seat parts they have never seen before — from flex cables to fasteners — without custom fixtures.
−41%
cycle time on mixed-SKU kitting

The challenge
Most electronics teams have tried automation before. Rigid robots need rigid environments — and the real world refuses to stay still. Parts arrive in new orientations, packaging changes overnight and the line can’t stop for re-programming.
How Kineta helps
Kineta pairs a touch-first perception stack with compliant hardware, so a single cell can adapt to variation the way a skilled operator does. Teams describe tasks in plain language, demonstrate edge cases once and let the fleet share what it learns.
What you get
A scoped pilot in six weeks, a safety case aligned with ISO 10218 and a dedicated deployment engineer until the cell runs on its own.
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