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Requirements
Whatever you were sent, turned into a spec.
- RFQs, drawings, sketches, photos, call notes
- Parts, rates, interfaces and constraints pulled out
- Gaps flagged before you quote
- Requirement set
- Open questions
- Assumption log
Concept design in hours.
Detailed design in days.
An AI-native engineering team for automation integrators.
How it works
Engineering timeline, compressed
AI drafted. Human reviewed.
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Concept design
2–4 weeks becomes Same day
Work starts the day requirements land, not when an engineer finally frees up.
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Detailed design
Weeks of revisions becomes Days
A fabrication-ready package without the offshore back-and-forth to get there.
What it's worth
Where the return shows up
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10×
Speed
Concepts in hours and detailed design in days — work that used to move in weeks, at both ends of the job.
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−50%
Design accuracy
Half the rework. Every package is checked back against requirements before it ships, so fewer errors surface on the floor.
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−60%
Engineering hours
Your engineers spend their time on the calls, decisions and problems that actually need them.
Illustrative figures — we'll model them on your own projects.
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Process & trade-off studies
The how, settled before the what.
- Process flow and station-by-station sequence
- Cycle time, takt and throughput
- Station counts tested against your target rate
- Sequence of operations
- Cycle time
- Line balance
- Trade-off study
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Concept engineering
The cell, in 3D, in 24 hours.
- Stations, robots, conveyors and operator access
- Major equipment selected, footprint checked
- A model your customer can follow, not a spreadsheet
- 3D model
- Animation
- Cell layout
- Equipment list
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Costing & proposal
Priced off your history, written in your template.
- Costed BOM from your vendors and rate cards
- Labor hours by discipline
- Proposal in your format — or your customer's
- Costed BOM
- Labor hours
- Timeline
- Proposal
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Detailed design
Fabrication-ready, in fewer cycles.
- Models, assemblies, part detailing, weldments
- GD&T and a released BOM
- Same team that concepted it — fewer revision loops
- 3D models
- Detail drawings
- GD&T
- Released BOM
What we engineer
Custom industrial automation equipment
Engineered-to-order turnkey solutions.
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Machine Building
Assembly, test and inspection equipment, built to spec.
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Material Handling
Conveyors, transfers, AGV and AMR integration.
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Robotic Cells
Robot integration for handling, welding, dispense and machine tending.
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Packaging & End of Line
Case pack, palletize, label and wrap.
Industries
- Automotive & EV
- Industrials
- Food & Beverage
- Warehouse & Logistics
How we work
Built for people who work with other people's IP
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Confidential
Every engagement begins under a mutual NDA. Your customer's drawings, specifications and commercial terms remain theirs throughout.
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Private
Your drawings, pricing and vendor terms are never used to train our models. They serve your project and no one else's.
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Secure
Stored and processed in US cloud regions, encrypted in transit and at rest. On request, every file we hold is deleted along with anything derived from it.
FAQ
Questions we get asked
Who is Sentie for?
Custom automation integrators and machine builders delivering one-off turnkey systems.
Can we try it before committing?
Yes. Your first concept is free, and for detailed design we'll detail one part at no charge. Either way you're judging the output on your own job rather than on a demo. Mutual NDA first, before anything changes hands.
What does it cost?
Pricing is custom, based on volume. Get in touch and we'll quote your job.
Can you take on detailed design for a job we concepted ourselves?
Yes. We don't need to have done the concept. Send us the concept, the requirements and any constraints you're working to, and we'll pick it up from there.
Do you cover controls and electrical design?
Not yet. Today we cover requirements through mechanical detailed design. Controls and electrical are on the roadmap; build and commissioning stay with your team.
What CAD do you work in?
SolidWorks. If your team standardises on something else, tell us before we start — we'd rather confirm up front than hand back files your engineers can't open.
Is a person actually checking the work?
Yes. AI does the drafting; a senior engineer who has built this kind of machine reviews every package before it reaches you. Nothing ships on the strength of a model alone, and nothing reaches your customer without your own sign-off.
Who owns what you produce?
You do. Everything is delivered under a mutual NDA and goes to your customer under your name. Your drawings, pricing and vendor terms are never used to train our models.