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NZFounded 1982
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Scott is a robotics company founded 1982, based in NZ, developing 1 robot primarily in the Industrial Arm category.

Automated palletizing and materials-handling systems for production lines

Scott Automation designs and installs automated palletizing and materials-handling systems, including multi-line palletizing systems that consolidate output from multiple production lines onto a single palletizer. Its systems are used in food and beverage applications such as tortilla products, potato products, frozen vegetables, cheese, and dairy specialties across multiple geographies.

#104Industrial Arm· 1

Active products

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Robo Score

61

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Top-rated product

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Muti-line Palletising Systems

Company facts

HQ
Christchurch, NZ
Founded
1982 · 44 yrs
Website
scottautomation.com/en-us/transbotics

Robo Score

Products 45%69Range 30%32Momentum0Attention16Readiness—Traction 25%81
61/ 100AFocused specialist

Products, Range, Traction set the number — the three factors present for every company. Momentum, Attention, Readiness describe the brand but never move it. A value we don't have reads —, never zero. Claiming or paying moves nothing.

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Milestones

  1. 2022partnershippotatopro.com ↗

    Burts Snacks installed a multi-line Scott Automation palletization system.

  2. 1982launchscottautomation.com ↗

    Scott Automation was founded.

Press coverage

Active products by Scott

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#CategoryKey specs
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Muti-line Palletising SystemsIndustrial ArmPayload 25 kgA

Where will these robots operate? Often the same as your country — add more for multi-country deployments.

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