01

Choose the service your robot needs

Specify the robot or component, the test conditions and the evidence you need. For machining, supply the part, material and tolerance requirements; for an application trial, describe the task and operating environment. Ask which facility and team can take the work, what it costs and when it can start.

The launch report describes the three services. A project can move forward once the park confirms the technical scope, contracting route and delivery terms for that team.

02

Three services at the Haidian robotics park

The September 1 report on Beijing’s science authority website records the opening of a robot evaluation service centre, a shared machining platform and an application demonstration district at Zhongguancun (Haidian) International Robotics Industrial Park. The event took place on August 28.

These are three distinct starting points: evaluation of a robot or component, machining for an engineering task, and testing a product in an application environment.

03

Agree the delivery terms

Confirm the provider, test or machining scope, required inputs, schedule, fees and ownership of results. Overseas contracting and current project admission need an answer from the operator for the proposed work.