TakeYours Solves Automation Challenges for Domestic Enterprises

Russian industry faces unprecedented challenges: severe staffing shortages, limited access to modern technology and equipment due to sanctions, and pressure to increase output.

Automation and robotization are an effective response. Yet introducing innovation in production management brings pitfalls and constraints.

Along with higher material costs for new equipment, several major limitations appear.

Main challenges in robotizing domestic production

Infrastructure constraints. Automation often requires changing the entire technology stack — servers, data links, and related plant infrastructure.

A comprehensive approach is essential: timely equipment needs assessment, costs of new or upgraded hardware, and data-line capacity for modernization or replacement.

Staff resistance to innovation.

When new tools enter established processes, employees may be reluctant or wary. Early after go-live, productivity dips and longer commissioning timelines are common.

To limit financial loss, train staff thoroughly on new equipment, procedures, and process flows — including supervisors and plant management, not only frontline roles.

Protection from cyber threats and security.

Insufficient cybersecurity for plant automation can stop lines and cause serious financial damage.

Overall, automation requires a thorough analysis of existing processes, clear goals, and defined target KPIs. Software components must be protected against cyberattacks. Personnel need proper training and adaptation to new cycles and environments. These measures reduce risk and support successful automation.

We develop and deploy TakeYours production automation systems with clear advantages:

• Reasonable implementation cost
• Fast installation and commissioning
• In-house Linux-based software, less exposed to common cyber threats
• Integration with client information systems
• Rapid staff adoption

Originally published on Dzen