Keep technicians in the bays
The Titan series carries parts between the parts room and the service bays, so technicians stay on the repair instead of making the trip.
Keep technicians on the repair.
Common service-department challenges to explore with your team — not assumptions about every dealership.
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Time lost walking for parts
A technician who needs a part walks to the parts counter, waits and walks back.
Pressure point / parts runs
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Heavy and awkward loads
Tires and heavier parts take effort to move across a large service shop.
Pressure point / load handling
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Little visibility into the trips
Without a record of the runs, it is hard to see where time goes between counter and bay.
Pressure point / visibility
Move the part, not the technician.
Explore the outcomes, then validate the fit for your service department.
A Titan for each load.
Start with the run. Confirm model fit, route and scope with the Richtech team.
Titan at Mercedes-Benz of Plano
From first conversation to daily operation.
An example implementation path. Scope and sequencing are tailored to the site and solution.
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Understand
Walk the site, observe repeatable tasks and define what success would look like.
Task · site brief
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Configure
Select the robot, map the route and agree on access, safety and handoff requirements.
Workflow plan
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Introduce
Prepare the space, train the team and test the workflow in day-to-day conditions.
Pilot · team training
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Operate
Review task completion, gather staff feedback and refine the operating routine.
Ongoing review
Tell us about your floor.
Name the shift you need covered, and we will show you how robots fit your automotive operation.



