A robot your machinists can run.
INSIDEA designed this homepage for a cobot integrator for small machine shops. Sidekin Cobots is a fictional brand, so the names, people and numbers on the page are invented.
- Industry
- Manufacturing and industrial
- Typeface
- Nova Square
A cobot integrator that sets up robot arms for machine tending, deburring and inspection in small shops and trains the shop's own people to reprogram them, with a homepage that compares renting and buying: off-white, charcoal, mint and coral, a squared display face and a split first screen with a cobot loading a CNC lathe.
The brief
Small shop owners want automation but fear a robot only the integrator can change, and they are unsure whether to rent or buy. The page must show plain prices, a three-year comparison and training for their own machinists, then book a shop visit.
The direction
Clean and friendly industrial, with off-white space, charcoal type, mint blocks and a squared display face. The first screen is a color split: a mint block with the headline and one charcoal button on the left, and an edge-to-edge photo of a cobot arm loading a part into a compact CNC lathe on the right.
The detail
Renting the tending cell for three years is $2,450 times 36, or $88,200, against $68,500 plus 36 months of $240 service, or $77,140, which is the $11,060 saving shown, and the tablet's 3 min 20 s cycle matches its 54 parts in 3 hours. The safety answer says no robot is safe by its label alone and points to a written risk assessment instead.
- Display
- Nova Square
- Text
- Manrope
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