Put robots to work.
Your factory. Your workflow.
One accountable partner.
Saruq deploys and runs robots in factories and warehouses. You pay for useful work. We take responsibility for the result.
Now scoping Australian pilots
Two arms. Useful work.
Most work still done by hand needs two hands: one to hold, one to do. Saruq deploys two-armed robots that work at your machines and benches the way your team does. Your equipment stays where it is.
No new line to build. The robots come to the work.
See the workYour facility, more output.
A machine earns nothing while it waits to be unloaded. One mobile robot works along the row and clears each machine as its cycle ends, so the next cycle can start and your machinists stay on setup and quality.
- Machines that do not wait for a free pair of hands
- Skilled people on skilled work
- More hours from equipment you already own
Mobile robotic labour across the machines you already operate.
Follow the trolleyFrom part to packed.
Finished parts do not pile up beside the machine. Each one is packed the same way and closed, ready to ship, with nobody pulled off other work to do it.
- The same pack, every time
- No work in progress waiting on a bench
- Each part followed from machine to carton
The same part stays in view from the machine to the closed carton.
Follow the finished boxPacked. Collected. On its way.
Finished work leaves the cell without anyone stopping to push a trolley. The floor stays clear, an empty trolley is already on its way in, and the robot is at the next machine.
- No walking, no waiting
- Empty trolleys arrive as full ones leave
- Three complete runs, then the sequence repeats
Station work and floor movement, connected under one operating contract.
See what that adds up toRun the shift you cannot staff.
The repetitive work carries on after your team goes home. The machines you already own make parts for more hours of the day, and nobody is asked to work nights to keep them fed.
Unattended hours are qualified with you first, one task at a time.
And when something goes wrong?A person finishes the job.
No robot gets every cycle right. When one stops, a Saruq operator steps in and completes the task, so the work keeps moving. How we supervise and recover is agreed before the first shift. It is our responsibility, not yours.
You count accepted work. We deal with the exceptions.
Then it gets betterEvery fix improves the next shift.
- The robot hesitates.
- An operator shows it the move.
- The fix is tested and released.
- Next time, it does the job alone.
Every intervention is recorded. What the operator did becomes a tested, qualified improvement, so the same problem does not stop the work twice.
Start with one workflowOne workflow. A measured start.
Start with a paid design and a tightly scoped pilot. Agree what success looks like, prove the work on your site, then expand what earns its place.
- No hardware purchase
- Agreed success criteria
- One accountable contract
Australian factories and warehouses. Initial deployment enquiries open.
Prove the work. Then put it on the floor.
We capture your station, model the workflow and test the approach before equipment is ordered. Throughput, quality and recovery are agreed up front.
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01Discover
Understand the work.
Agree the task, constraints and measured baseline with your team.
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02Design
Test the approach.
Simulate the workflow and agree the business case before deployment.
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03Pilot
Prove it on site.
Measure accepted work against the success criteria we set together.
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04Operate
Run it, and answer for it.
We supervise, maintain and recover the work each shift, and report accepted output against the measure we agreed.
One partner. The whole job.
Robots are only part of a productive shift. Saruq brings the equipment, deployment and daily operation together under one contract.
- SelectThe right equipment
- Qualified robots from suitable makers, chosen for your task and site.
- DeployA proven deployment
- Site design, integration, commissioning and a measured handover.
- OperateWork that keeps moving
- Supervision, maintenance, recovery and qualified improvements.
- AccountA result you can count
- Accepted work, measured against the baseline and terms we agree.
The robot can change. The responsibility does not.
Make more. Here.
We are building Saruq to help Australian industry make more of what we depend on. Starting with the factories and warehouses already here, one productive workflow at a time.
Before the first shift.
Do we need to buy the robot?
No hardware purchase is required under the Saruq operating model. We begin with a paid design and agree pilot and operating terms around your workflow.
What makes a good first task?
A bounded, repetitive job with a measurable baseline: loading a machine, packing a product, preparing a kit or moving material along a defined route. Site assessment determines suitability.
What happens when a robot needs help?
We agree supervision and recovery procedures before deployment. People step in when required. Interventions are recorded to guide subsequent testing and qualified improvements.
How do you approach safety?
Each workflow is assessed with the site team. Operating limits, approvals and recovery procedures are defined before work begins. The equipment maker's protective systems retain control.
Where are you deploying?
We are scoping our first Australian factory and warehouse pilots. Share the task and your facility location so we can discuss fit and timing.
What still gets done by hand?
Show us the workflow.
Let's work out what comes next.