TechForce Robotics

Short-staffed? RaaSP can help.

TechForce Robotics' RaaSP model includes facility assessment, mapping, routing, training, maintenance, updates and ongoing U.S.-based support.

We manage the deployment and service so your team can focus on other operational priorities.

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What if a robot could understand your business?

Good hardware isn't hard to find. The real challenge is technology that can navigate a property and account for workflows, schedules and operational patterns.

In Part 5 of Conversations from the Bunker, TechForce Robotics President and Director Ried Floco explains why completing the task goes beyond the hardware.

Hosted by Jordan Finneseth of FFGRV.
Watch the full conversation: https://bit.ly/3Svic92

Introducing FLEX-E.

Built for material handling in controlled environments, FLEX-E is a robotic arm designed to automate complex workflows.

By automating repeatable tasks, FLEX-E helps teams save time and reduce the potential for human error.

Designed for biopharmaceutical operations and other highly regulated settings.

What does robotics look like inside a biopharma facility?

Robotic systems are supporting material movement, laboratory operations, clean room workflows and hands-free interaction with procedures, helping automate repetitive work across highly controlled environments.

And the role of robotics in these operations continues to grow. More automation is coming soon.

Explore our work in biopharma:
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Robotics should start with a real operational need.

The question isn’t simply where robotics can be deployed. It’s where automation can solve a real problem, reduce strain on teams and play a practical, scalable role within daily operations.

In Part 4 of Conversations from the Bunker, TechForce Robotics President and Director Ried Floco discusses the importance of identifying the operational need before implementing robotics.

Hosted by Jordan Finneseth of FFGRV.

Watch the full conversation on FFGRV:
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Something new is coming to biopharma.

Built for precision in highly controlled environments.

Coming soon.

Hotels have adapted to new technology before.

Ried Floco remembers when hotel rooms still used hard keys and the operational challenges that came with them. Keycards changed that.

In Part 3 of our series from Conversations from the Bunker by Future Forecasters Group (FFGRV), Ried discusses how robotics represents another opportunity for hotels to adapt, supporting staff with repetitive tasks and giving teams more time to focus on higher-value work and the guest experience.

Watch the full conversation:
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