Robotics integration in Oxfordshire, engineered from Thame.
A direct technical route for manufacturers in Oxfordshire and across the UK seeking robot and cobot cells built around a defined production task.
Local engineering access with complete-cell responsibility.
The value is not proximity alone; it is a clear route from an application discussion to surveys, trials, build, commissioning and support.
Choose the platform after the task, product, output and constraints are understood.
Coordinate robotics with packaging machinery, guarding, feeding, inspection and traceability where required.
Plan installation, interfaces, testing and handover around the customer’s production environment.
Discuss the requirement through 01865 416830 or the structured project-enquiry form.
Start with the production problem and measurable result.
A useful first discussion defines what must be handled or processed, what limits current production, and what evidence is needed before a project can proceed.
- Product or component dimensions, weight, variation and presentation.
- Required output, current cycle, shift pattern and production constraints.
- Upstream and downstream machinery, signals and material-flow interfaces.
- Available space, operator access, environment and maintenance requirements.
- Tooling, vision, process equipment and quality checks needed within the cell.
- Safeguarding, operating modes, acceptance testing, training and support scope.
Oxford Industrial Automation, Thame, Oxfordshire.
The website contact address is Unit 5A, Jefferson Way, Thame, Oxfordshire OX9 3SZ. Visits, trials, surveys and project meetings should be arranged in advance so the relevant engineering and product information is available.
- Telephone: 01865 416830
- Email: sales@oxfordindustrialautomation.co.uk
- Robot and cobot application review
- Tooling, controls, vision and material-flow integration
- Guarding, installation, commissioning and training
- UK-wide manufacturing and production projects
One automation task can cross several specialist disciplines.
Oxford Industrial Automation is presented by Oxford Science Group as the specialist for robot and collaborative robot projects, with connected group routes for packaging machinery, safeguarding, feeding, vision and traceability. The lead company and boundaries should be defined early for multi-discipline work.
- Lancing Ltd for packaging machinery interfaces
- Oxford Machine Guarding for specialist guarding workstreams
- Sortation Solutions for component feeding and orientation
- Oxford Vision Systems for inspection and verification
- Oxford Traceability for industrial identification and data capture
- Oxford Industrial Automation retaining the robot-cell task and controls scope
What to send before an initial application review.
Photos and a short process video often allow the first technical questions to be identified, while samples, drawings and a site survey support detailed concept work.
- Brief description of the production task and current problem.
- Representative product, component, pack or pallet information.
- Target rate and the current machine or manual cycle.
- Photos, video and available floor-plan or layout information.
- Known timing, safety, hygiene, quality or validation constraints.
- Project stage, target installation window and decision requirements.
Frequently asked questions
These answers support initial planning. Final performance, safety and scope are confirmed against the actual product, process, environment and acceptance criteria.
Where is Oxford Industrial Automation based?
The business operates from Unit 5A, Jefferson Way, Thame, Oxfordshire OX9 3SZ and supports industrial automation projects for manufacturers across the UK.
Can you visit our factory to review an automation task?
A site survey can be arranged where it is useful for understanding access, equipment interfaces, floor space, operating tasks and project constraints.
Do you supply only the robot arm?
The website is focused on complete robot and cobot cells, including tooling, material flow, controls, vision, safeguarding, installation, commissioning and training as required by the project.
Can several Oxford Science Group companies support one project?
Yes, where the requirement also includes packaging machinery, machine guarding, component feeding, vision inspection or traceability. Responsibilities and interfaces should remain clearly defined.
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Send product details, target output, available space and a photo or short video of the current process. We will identify the next technical step.