Welcome at the Inomech Ltd.

With our work, we strive to fulfill the vision of a close connection between science, research, and practical application, offering their practical use. We can provide you with solutions that apply research results, allowing applied science to bring you significant technical and economic advantages.

We deliver comprehensive solutions in the field of industrial automation and offer services in the design and construction of machines and equipment, including FEM calculations. A key part of our delivery includes complete engineering of electrical and mechanical components, development of control software, equipment manufacturing, installation, and service support.

Our company collaborates closely with its partner, the Czech Technical University in Prague (CTU).

We operate in the following fields:

• Mechanical engineering
• Food industry
• Industrial automation
• Mechatronics
• Machine tools
• Electrical engineering industry
• Development of medical (healthcare) technology

We are eager to offer you our expertise and extensive experience in developing assembly automation systems, custom and specialized devices, machine tools, and equipment for the food and electrical industries. Our work is based on a combination of deep theoretical knowledge, practical skills, and experience across multiple fields.

We hope you find the information you need in this presentation. If you have any further inquiries, feel free to write to us, call us, or visit us.

INOMECH Ltd. is implementing the project "Cooperating Robots for Machining Easily Machinable Materials" (CZ.01.1.02/0.0/0.0/17_106/0012472), which focuses on developing a workstation for machining plate components using two cooperating robots. The project’s output will include complete technical documentation covering the chosen design solution and the manufacturing process. This project is financially supported by the European Union under the Operational Programme Enterprise and Innovation for Competitiveness (OPPIK).

INOMECH Ltd. is implementing the project "Development of a Universal Control Unit and Advanced Calibration Methods for Repurposing Obsolete Robots" (CZ.01.1.02/0.0/0.0/20_321/0024631). The main goal of the project is to develop a new, cost-effective control system that can be applied to most industrial robots, regardless of their size or manufacturer. This project is financially supported by the European Union under the Operational Programme Enterprise and Innovation for Competitiveness (OPPIK).