A global network of integrator and supplier partners

ROBIN is the industrial platform published by Zozio. It covers real-time asset tracking with ROBIN.Tracking and dynamic finite-capacity schedulingSchedulingDetermination of the order and timing of each operation on each resource, subject to capacity, skills, and deadline constraints.See in the glossary → with ROBIN.Scheduling, for aerospace MROMROMaintenance, Repair & OverhaulMaintenance, repair and overhaul of aeronautical equipment. Unlike serial production, the scope of work is only known after inspection.See in the glossary → shop floors and manufacturers with highly complex flows.

Integrators, operational excellence consulting firms and geolocation technology providers. Selection is based on an internal charter: quality of the technologies offered, fit with the industrial environment, flexibility of approach and ability to honour a service commitment.

Three models: business referral, resale and integration, co-deployment. In all three cases the support is the same: a shared business scoping phase, skills transfer to the partner's teams and vendor support.

No. Zozio publishes the platform; the partner handles integration, deployment and service for the end customer.

Indoors: UWBUWBUltra Wide BandPrecise radio location technology (30 cm to 1 m), used to track WIPWIPParts, batches or equipment committed to production and not yet completed. The French term for WIP.See in the glossary → down to the nearest workstation.See in the glossary →, BLEBLEBluetooth Low EnergyLow-power radio technology used for object location beacons. Accuracy at zone level (a few metres).See in the glossary →, BLE mesh, directional BLE and electronic tags. Outdoors: GPS over LoRaWANLoRaWANLong Range Wide Area NetworkLong-range, low-power radio network, suited to large sites and outdoor yards.See in the glossary → or LTE-MLTE-MLong Term Evolution for MachinesLow-power cellular network for connected devices, used when there is no Wi-Fi infrastructure on site.See in the glossary → networks. The technologies can be combined on a single site and on a single tracked object, without changing platform or identifier.

No. Your ERPERPEnterprise Resource PlanningIntegrated management software (SAP, Sage X3, Oracle…). It handles orders, stock, bills of materials, and work orders, but schedules by the week, not by the hour.See in the glossary → remains the system of record for work orders, routings and bills of materials: it was designed for management, not for detailed scheduling. ROBIN connects to it through standard connectors (SAP, Sage and others) and takes over what it cannot do: dynamic finite-capacity scheduling and real-time shop-floor data (tracking, geolocation, actual progress).

The same goes for an existing MRO system: ROBIN pulls its work orders, routings and standard hours, and adds the layer it lacks. Your ERP investment is preserved.

MRO and aerospace production, automotive and transport, electronics, cosmetics and pharmaceuticals, textiles and luxury goods, and more broadly manufacturing industries with complex flows.

Via the application form on this page. An initial scoping discussion qualifies the targeted scope, the industries addressed and the most suitable partnership model.