Two engineers checking an industrial robot arm.

Connect robot production to the fleet in the field.

Bourne connects each robot's hardware, software and test history to the installed fleet. Agents identify affected units and prepare engineering, quality or service work when a part or software version changes.

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01

A controller is swapped. Does it match the arm?

The hardware pair on RT-1042 is approved, but the controller still runs software 5.17. This build needs 5.18. Bourne flags the mismatch before final test and prepares the software update for the build team.

02

The robot fails burn-in. Which other units are exposed?

RT-1042 passes calibration and brake test, then stops on a joint 4 fault during burn-in. Bourne links the test log to drive lot DR-2203 and finds another unit at final test and one in finished goods. Quality decides whether to hold them.

03

Which shipped robots use the same drive lot?

Quality confirms the drive-lot issue. Bourne finds the installed robot and the stocked unit that carry it, then prepares the service work and replacement-part allocation. RT-1042 stays blocked until it passes retest.