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Solutions · 9 application hubs · engineering reviewed

Start with the application, not a catalog

Choose the operating problem closest to your machine. Each route connects application requirements to a candidate controls and motion architecture; the exact BOM, compatibility, availability and commercial terms are confirmed at RFQ after engineering review.

Application cluster A

Mobile Robotics

AGV / AMR / autonomous forklifts

Application cluster B

Manipulation Robotics

Humanoid joints / robotic arms

Application cluster C

Industrial Production

Packaging / logistics / new energy lines

Application cluster D

Specialized Verticals

Medical imaging / water supply / regulated industries

Evidence and engineering boundaries

Supplier track record

  • 100+ · Humanoid OEMs — Kinco's installed base. Source: 人形机器人 newsletter 2026.
  • 500K+ · Joints / year — Manufacturing capacity. Source: 人形机器人 newsletter 2026.
  • 1M+ · Servo drives / year — Shenzhen mfg capacity. Source: 2026 Packaging Industry Profile.
  • 52% · China DC servo share — #1 (2023 data). Source: 2026 Packaging Industry Profile.
  • 60%+ · Forklift drive share — #1 China autonomous forklift. Source: 无人叉车部件解决方案 2026.
  • 0.1% · Medical field failure — vs ~0.3% industry typical. Source: 2026 Medical Industry ENV1.0.

What these routes do not assume

  • Automation Liberty is an independent multi-brand supplier. We do not represent Siemens, Mitsubishi, Schneider, Omron, Allen-Bradley or ABB.
  • Any cross-brand proposal is a candidate replacement — subject to engineering review of the exact application.
  • PLC and HMI projects are re-engineered where platforms differ; program files and configuration projects are not assumed to convert automatically.
  • Machine-level compliance, risk assessment and final validation remain with the responsible machine builder or integrator. Component documents are reviewed per exact model.

Questions engineers and buyers ask

Can Automation Liberty solutions fully replace Siemens or Mitsubishi systems?

Not universally. Any cross-brand proposal is a candidate replacement — subject to engineering review. Each migration is checked against I/O count, voltage, communication protocol, software logic, safety requirements, cabinet layout and commissioning scope before quotation.

What is the delivery lead time compared with conventional import brands?

Availability and lead time are confirmed at RFQ for the exact model, quantity and destination. This page does not promise a relative lead-time advantage over another sourcing channel.

Do you provide PLC programming and commissioning services?

Automation Liberty can support cross-reference research, I/O mapping, wiring review, BOM selection, and remote commissioning guidance. PLC program conversion or on-site commissioning depends on project scope and available technical files.

Are Kinco, Kemron, USR, and 3onedata products CE or UL certified?

Certification depends on the exact model and product series. Automation Liberty can help provide available datasheets or certification documents during RFQ review. Generic certification claims for the whole solution are not made.

What does "No lock-in" mean?

No lock-in means Automation Liberty evaluates multiple product lines and does not force a single-vendor ecosystem when a practical multi-brand BOM can meet the application requirements.

How do I get a BOM and wiring diagram?

Send the application type, existing model numbers, quantity, voltage, I/O count, protocol, cabinet layout and target delivery date. If available, include wiring diagrams, PLC programs or control-cabinet photos. BOM scope, availability, price, lead time and quotation timing are confirmed at RFQ after review.

From intent to a scoped BOM

01
Describe the intent

Send the application, existing part numbers or BOM, operating requirements and target delivery date.

02
Select the route

We match the request to an application pattern and identify the supplied component families that merit review.

03
Verify the boundaries

Engineering checks power, I/O, protocol, software, cabinet, safety and documentation constraints before naming candidates.

04
Confirm at RFQ

The scoped BOM, availability, lead time, price, warranty terms and delivery assumptions are confirmed at RFQ or quotation.

Bring the application or BOM

Send the exact operating requirements and existing part numbers for engineering review.

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