Since the beginning of the war, we have often heard the question: "Are you working?" Yes, Zaporizhzhia industrial companies, small, small, stable, work in spite of everything. Our engineers, like millions of Ukrainians of other specialties, work, because this is our task, this is the task of everyone - to bring Victory closer either with weapons in hand, or to resist with their work. Here and now. Stick to your land, work and believe.
We do not stop conducting research in our R&D center in Zaporizhzhia.
We are testing new software designed for modeling and programming of industrial robots, which is necessary for further use in additive manufacturing - 3D printing of metal parts.
We are carrying out interesting robotics projects: one was already handed over in May, we have now received an order, and we are working on two more very difficult, but interesting ones.
It is not easy to talk about how the war entered the work processes, how we are currently working in front-line Zaporizhzhia. The most valuable thing is people.
Our team is holding tightly together, for each other, more united than ever, because the country needs our energy and support. In times of crisis, everything changes, and so have we. Work processes now require a broader vision, clearer algorithms, quick and simple solutions.
We perform a lot of work on our robotic complex, for example, we make fences for RTK ourselves.
We cooperate with Zaporizhzhya Polytechnic University — we conduct laboratory work with students at the Triada technical center.
We meet, consult, cooperate with the Zaporizhia industrial cluster IAM and the Ukrainian Cluster Alliance.
In May, we opened an office and updated a warehouse in Kyiv.
"You are a company that produces and implements innovative solutions, even in difficult times of war! We are holding the economic front!" Andrii Kuts, vice-president of the Zaporizhzhia Chamber of Commerce and Industry, told us recently when he came to the Triada technical center. Thank you for your valuable words of support, it is important to be in your place, to do your job, because the country needs our work.