Delivery Framework

Six phases. No surprises.

We've codified what works across hundreds of automation projects into a repeatable framework with clear gates, deliverables, and decision points.

Phase 01

Discovery & Business Case

Process mapping, baseline metrics, automation opportunity scoring. Output: a defensible business case with capital and savings ranges.

Phase 02

Concept & Feasibility

Technology shortlist, supplier RFI, simulation where appropriate. Output: a feasibility report and capital estimate refined to ±20%.

Phase 03

Design & Procurement

Functional specifications, supplier selection, contract terms, project plan. Output: signed scope, terms, and milestones.

Phase 04

Build & FAT

Owner's-rep oversight of integrator builds. Factory acceptance testing against documented requirements before shipping.

Phase 05

Install & Commission

Site installation, SAT, operator training, qualification. Output: a system meeting throughput, quality, and uptime targets.

Phase 06

Hyper-Care & Sustain

30/60/90-day stabilization, knowledge transfer, lessons learned. Set up for repeat deployments at sister sites.

Engagement Model

Flexible engagements that scale with you.

Three ways to work with us — pick what fits the project, not the other way around.

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Advisory Sprint

2–6 weeks

Targeted help with a specific decision — vendor selection, business case validation, or feasibility study. Clear deliverable, clear deadline.

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Project Engagement

3–18 months

We embed with your team through the full delivery lifecycle, holding integrators accountable to scope, schedule, and budget on your behalf.

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Program Partner

12+ months

Long-term partnership across a portfolio of automation projects. Shared roadmap, standardized playbooks, governance at every gate.

Governance & Risk

Discipline is the difference between PoC and production.

Our governance model brings the same rigor to automation that capital projects deserve. We track risk continuously, escalate early, and refuse to let projects drift past gates without a decision.

  • ✓ Status meetings with red/yellow/green by category
  • ✓ RAID log (Risks, Assumptions, Issues, Dependencies)
  • ✓ Formal stage gates with go/no-go decisions
  • ✓ Capital and schedule contingency tracking
  • ✓ Independent escalation channel to sponsor

A typical project charter

Justification
$XX capital / $XX annual savings · Safety incidents · Quality · Labor reduction
Team
Sponsor · Project Leader · Momentum Robotics Advisors
Scope
Problem statement · Goal statement · In/out of scope
Decisions Needed
Escalations & decisions required from leadership

What stage are you stuck at?

Whether it's a stalled pilot, a fuzzy business case, or an integrator that won't commit — we've seen it before.

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