Production that adjusts itself.
Robots that take instructions in plain language and react to what happens in your business. Every new program is tested and approved by your engineer.
How a robot cell reacts to a delayed shipment.
YP sees when parts are delayed. A shipment is held at customs, and without a new plan the cell would have nothing to work on.
The plan is adjusted automatically. YP finds the next order the cell can finish with the parts that are in stock.
The robot switches to that order. It runs a program that your engineers have already approved, so nothing new moves without them.
Your planner stays informed. The updated plan and the new delivery dates are ready to review.
Robots that keep producing when plans change.
Reacts to the business
A shipment is held at customs? YP moves the cell to the next order it can finish, using programs your engineers already approved.
New jobs in plain language
Describe a new job and YP drafts the program from your procedures and past programs.
Tested before it runs
Every program is simulated and checked before release.
Engineers stay in charge
A named engineer approves every new program.
Cells keep working when parts are late.
Programs and procedures stay in your environment.
Every new program waits for an engineer.
