The company Roboteh has launched a new machining complex in Perm, establishing a full production cycle for robotic cells and 3D printers. The total investment in the project reached approximately 60 ₽ million. Funding was provided through the federal-regional program Projects of Development under the national project Means of Production and Automation.
The Industrial Development Fund (FRP) provided a concessional loan of 41.6 ₽ million, while the Perm Territory FRP contributed 4.6 ₽ million. The funds were used to purchase CNC turning and milling machines, laser and band saws, as well as bending and wire-cut electrical discharge equipment.
The technical upgrade increased the company's production capacity by 30%. The new facility allows Roboteh to manufacture critical components in-house, ensuring better control over precision and repeatability. The company's production ecosystem now integrates additive, casting, and assembly lines with robotics and AI laboratories.
Roboteh produces industrial robotic manipulators with a load capacity of up to 500 kg and 3D printers for sand-polymer casting molds. These systems are used for welding, assembly, and palletizing. Key clients include Ural, Izhnefteplast, and Novomet-Perm, with additional projects currently underway in Belarus.