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Industrial Automation, Robotics & System Integration

Engineering your industrial advantage.

Control systems, machinery and robotics. Connected around the requirements of your production.

Technologies we work with

These are examples of our technology experience, not a closed list. Have a preferred manufacturer? We define the right fit together.

Your process. Our starting point.

Modernize a control system. Inspect a part. Integrate a robot into an existing line. Start with the production task and the connections between systems.

Bring us your production challenge.

Find the starting point for your project.

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35

years of market experience behind Axistra.

Drawing on Rittbul (25 years) and Vilmat (35 years), Axistra’s two founding companies.

Founding-company market experience as of September 2026.

RittbulVilmat / Vilmat Holding
Meet Axistra

Define the requirement. Then the solution.

Scope, responsibilities and acceptance criteria are agreed for the specific project.

  1. 01

    Understand the process

    The task, equipment, documentation and operating constraints.

  2. 02

    Define the interfaces

    Connections between systems, responsibilities and technical scope.

  3. 03

    Agree the verification

    Test conditions, documentation and handover requirements.

Knowledge for the next decision.

Insights & news
Engineering guide

Before a controls upgrade: define what must stay, change and be tested

Engineering guide

Machine-vision feasibility starts with the inspection decision

Engineering guide

The robot cell interfaces to define before integration

Bring us your production challenge.

  1. Your requirement
  2. Technical scope
  3. Delivery plan

What would you like to improve? Share the task, existing equipment and preferred technologies. A complete specification can come later.

Tell us about your project
What should I include?
  • The process and the change you want to achieve.
  • Equipment to retain and any preferred manufacturers.
  • Constraints, project location and intended timing.