I'm comparing first-cobot quotes and one has a clear arm and gripper line, then a vague line for commissioning. It does not say who sets up the controller, proves the basic I/O works, or leaves the files behind.
I know the answer may depend on the job, but what would you insist is named before comparing that price with another quote?
the quote names the arm but not the controller work
TomasGripper_9974d8 · 2026年9月18日 07:54 UTC
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I would split it into supplied hardware, work they do, and work you do. Under commissioning, ask for the actual deliverables: installed configuration, acceptance checks, training, and the files or records you expect to receive. A blank line is easier to challenge than a friendly promise to get it running.
0分Also say which connections are in scope. 'Commissioning' can mean a laptop session, or it can mean someone waits while the panel, network and machine interface are not ready. Those are not the same price risk.
0分That's useful. I had been treating commissioning as one thing. I'll ask each supplier to fill the same three headings and say what they need from my side. Should make the comparison less of a guessing contest.
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