Factory automation capabilities
Engineering success through the factory automation lifecycle
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Eclipse Automation is a global factory automation system integrator that designs, builds, and supports advanced automation systems across the entire lifecycle. By combining robotics, vision, and data integration, Eclipse helps factory leaders increase throughput, reduce risk, and scale production with enhanced flexibility and control.
What does Eclipse Automation do?
Eclipse Automation delivers end-to-end factory automation solutions, including system design, engineering, integration, validation, and lifecycle optimization. The company specializes in building high-performance factory systems that unify hardware, software, and data into a seamless production environment.
What is factory automation?
Factory automation is the use of robotics, control systems, and data technologies to perform manufacturing processes with minimal human intervention. It improves efficiency, consistency, and scalability while reducing operational risk and labor dependency.
End-to-end automation capabilities
Advisory and concept development
Eclipse helps factory leaders define automation strategies before capital is deployed, ensuring alignment between engineering feasibility and business outcomes.
• ROI modelling and business case development
• Feasibility studies and risk assessment
• Production and automation road mapping
• Stakeholder alignment across operations, engineering, and finance
Engineering and system design
Our factory automation systems are engineered for performance, scalability, and long-term adaptability.
• Machine design and system architecture
• Controls engineering and software development
• Digital twin simulation and virtual commissioning
• Human-machine interface (HMI) design
Build and systems integration
Eclipse helps factory leaders define automation strategies before capital is deployed, ensuring alignment between engineering feasibility and business outcomes.
• Robotics and motion systems integration
• Vision systems and inspection technologies
• Laser wielding technologies
• Assembly, testing, and material handling systems
• Integration with existing factory infrastructure
Validation and commissioning
Systems are tested, validated, and optimized before full production deployment.
• Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT) and Site Acceptance Testing (SAT)
• Regulatory validation for life sciences and regulated industries
• Throughput and performance verification
• Documentation and audit readiness
Lifecycle support and optimization
Factory automation systems are continuously improved to maintain performance and adapt to change.
• Preventive and predictive maintenance
• System upgrades and retrofits
• Performance monitoring and optimization
• Long-term service partnerships
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Precision and performance, delivered
Robotics and motion systems
Deploy industrial robots, cobots, and precision motion platforms to deliver consistent and high-speed manufacturing.
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Vision systems and inspection
AI-enabled vision and inspection systems improve product quality, reduce defects, and enable traceability across production lines.
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Digital twins and simulation
Manufacturers can simulate, test, and optimize systems before physical deployment, reducing risk and accelerating timelines.
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Data integration and connectivity
Automation systems are digitally integrated with MES and ERP platforms to enable real-time data visibility and decision-making.
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Autonomous Mobile Robots
Use AMRs to automate material movement, improve workflow efficiency, and reduce manual handling in production environments.
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Aurora Platform™ Series — Configured modularity
Aurora Platform™ Series is Eclipse Automation’s modular automation architecture designed to accelerate deployment and enable flexibility.
• Pre-engineered modules reduce engineering time
• Standardized interfaces simplify integration
• Scalable systems grow with production demand
• Built-in data architecture supports real-time insights
Industry expertise
Eclipse Automation’s expertise is demonstrated across a wide range of complex, high-performance industries. We deliver specialized solutions across complex, high-performance industries:
Life Sciences and MedTech
EV Battery and electrification
Semiconductors and electronics
Consumer and industrial goods
Automotive, hydrogen and heavy manufacturing
Industrial mobility and warehousing
Energy, nuclear and renewable
How Eclipse Automation delivers projects
Define factory automation strategy and ROI.
Design and simulate a system using digital tools.
Build and integrate automation technologies.
Validate system performance and compliance.
Deploy, optimize, and scale production.
Custom automation vs standard automation systems
Custom automation
• High flexibility and scalability
• Designed for specific production requirements
• Higher upfront investment, stronger long-term ROI
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Standard automation
• Faster initial deployment
• Lower upfront cost
• Limited adaptability and scalability
Measurable outcomes of factory automation
Automation systems typically deliver, but each environment will drive a different ROI and projections.
20 – 40% improvement in throughput
Up to 30% reduction in defects
15 – 25% reduction in operational costs
Payback periods are typically between 12 to 36 months
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
What does an automation system integrator do?
An automation system integrator designs, builds, and connects multiple technologies such as robotics, controls, and software into a unified production system. They ensure all components work together efficiently to meet manufacturing goals.
How long does it take to implement factory automation?
Most factory automation projects take several months to over a year, depending on complexity. Using modular systems and digital simulation can reduce engineering and deployment timelines.
What industries benefit most from factory automation?
All Industries benefit from automation investments.
Can factory automation systems integrate with legacy equipment?
Yes. Modern automation systems are designed to integrate with existing equipment and enterprise systems, enabling manufacturers to upgrade without replacing entire production lines.
How flexible are factory automation systems over time?
Well-designed factory automation systems use modular architectures that allow for changes in product design, production volume, and process requirements without major system overhauls.
What are the key risks in factory automation projects?
Common risks include poor upfront planning, lack of stakeholder alignment, and integration challenges. These can be mitigated through simulation, phased deployment, and strong program management.
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