How it works

Most pilots I see stall when the test ends and nobody wrote down beforehand who decides on the rollout, and on what basis. SwissSensus sets that up before the pilot starts.

What you can count on

I start on your floor. I first look at what really happens there: processes, layout, people and vehicles.

The decision is agreed before the pilot. Success criteria and exit criteria are in writing before the start, so the pilot ends in a go or a no-go.

People, automation and humanoid robots are planned together. On many floors they already work side by side today, so I plan them together.

Management gets numbers it can sign. A business case built on data from your own floor.

You work with me directly. I don't take vendor commissions, and I don't hand you over to a junior team.

Integrators keep their customer. I work alongside your sales team and never sell to your customer on my own account.

Four ways to start

Written view within 48 hours

Send me 3 lines about your situation. You get a written view of where you stand and what to do next. No commitment.

Floor check, 2 weeks

On site at your floor or your customer's floor.

You get: the strongest use cases, a first business case, and the open points for IT, safety and the works council.

Pilot to decision, up to 6 months

Shortlist, pilot with agreed criteria, business case in your own numbers.

You get: a go or no-go you can defend to management.

Rollout and market entry

Operators and integrators: rollout plan, owners, KPIs and the next sites.

OEMs and technology providers: target markets, partners, and the first deals run together in the field.

You get: the next sites planned with owners and dates, or target markets ranked, partners selected and the first named deals in progress.

Not sure where to start?