Commissioning and Validation
The J1600 works out of the box, but sites that want a structured, validated go-live can purchase a fixed-price installation and commissioning package. This page describes what it contains.
Package at a glance
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| End-user list price | €10,000 |
| Duration | Five on-site days plus pre-installation work |
| Purpose | Reduce go-live risk through structured setup, validation, training, and handover |
Pre-installation
Before anyone is on site:
- feasibility check for all selected tasks and loads;
- risk assessment — see Site risk assessment;
- project plan.
The five on-site days
Day 1 — setup and validation
Unboxing; Wi-Fi connection if desired; automatic-charging setup if purchased (see Charger safety); creation of up to 25 drop points; task validation; safety validation.
Day 2 — training
Group training for all operators, plus individual hands-on practice for up to six operators. See Operator responsibilities for what operators take over from here.
Days 3–4 — supervised operation
Monitoring of robot performance; on-site troubleshooting and support; additional operator training as needed.
Day 5 — acceptance and handover
Acceptance test; handover.
Add-ons
- integration with other software or equipment;
- additional validated drop points beyond the included 25;
- Fleet Management System setup.
Commissioning versus out-of-box deployment
The package is an optional commercial service, not a prerequisite. Basic deployment needs no building modifications, tracks, wires, or reflectors; Wi-Fi is optional; and typical setup takes hours to one day. Operators add new locations themselves by driving to a point and saving it. The commissioning package matters most when go-live risk, task complexity, or the number of operators justifies a validated, documented process.
Partners may deliver the commissioning service themselves; current partner terms are available from the partner team. See the partner section for the partner model.
Task and safety validation confirm behaviour for your tasks, loads, and routes — within the limits in Floor and environment requirements and Approved loads and pallets.