Wirebot builds industrial‑grade, CNC‑like robotic wiring machines that automate the full wiring process for electrical cabinets. Using a custom robotic arm, AI‑driven vision, and a haptic‑feedback end‑effector, its WISE and SHARP systems scan, prepare, pick up, and insert wires with high speed and repeatable precision, boosting throughput and reducing reliance on skilled labor.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
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Problem
Electrical cabinet manufacturers face a shortage of skilled wiring personnel, an aging workforce, and inconsistent quality due to manual, labor‑intensive processes. These constraints limit production capacity and increase the risk of errors in wiring harnesses.
Solution
Wirebot provides industrial‑grade, CNC‑like robotic wiring machines that automate the entire wiring workflow for electrical cabinets. The platform combines a custom robotic arm, AI‑driven vision systems, and a smart end‑effector with slip‑and‑grip haptic feedback to reliably scan, prepare, pick up, and insert wires. Products such as the WISE wire‑preparation unit and the SHARP vertical wiring machine deliver up to four times higher throughput while maintaining precise placement and repeatable quality. The robots are configurable for different cabinet designs, enabling flexible integration into existing assembly lines without extensive re‑tooling.
Target Audience
Primary customers are electrical cabinet manufacturers, contract wiring firms, and OEMs that require high‑volume, high‑precision wiring assembly.
Features
- AI‑based vision system for real‑time wire detection, alignment, and verification
- Smart end‑effector with haptic feedback to ensure secure grip and accurate insertion
- Modular robotic arm capable of handling diverse wire gauges and routing patterns
- CNC‑style control interface for programmable wiring sequences and easy reconfiguration
- Integrated scanning, wire preparation, pick‑up, and insertion stages in a single automated flow
- Scalable product lineup (WISE, SHARP, full automation line) to match varying production volumes