BAIYAN Intelligence builds custom industrial robots, machine vision systems and custom automation equipment. We do not sell off-the-shelf machines: we go on site, learn the process, take the customer's real operation apart and rebuild it into a dedicated machine that fits, runs and pays for itself.
From a single dedicated machine to a full line, from mechanical design to vision algorithms, the capability stays in-house — one less subcontractor means one less unclear boundary.
We select or modify 6-axis, SCARA and collaborative robots around your cycle time and space constraints, with end effectors and fixtures made in-house — so the robot follows the process, not the other way round.
Guidance, dimensional measurement and surface defect inspection — classical algorithms and deep learning combined as needed, with lighting designed alongside, so seeing clearly turns into judging correctly.
Dedicated machines and lines for assembly, cleaning, dispensing, fastening, inspection and packaging. Concept, mechanics, electrical and software stay in one team, so lead time stays under control.
For large spaces such as grain depots and warehouses we deliver complete packages: mobile camera masts, rail-mounted inspection cameras, and access control interlocked with environmental monitoring — hardware and software together.
None of these is an off-the-shelf product. Each is redesigned around the customer's process parameters, cycle-time target and shop-floor conditions.
Flexible bowl feeding plus multi-station assembly: springs, shafts, hooks and retaining rings are separated, oriented and pressed automatically, meeting both cycle time and yield targets.
A double-sided cleaning carousel with a flipping manipulator: solvent soaking, multi-station wiping and automatic loading and unloading, solving the inconsistency of manual wiping.
A four-station rotary platform with multiple CCD cameras inspects several faces of the same part at once; thickness, appearance and dimensions in a single pass, with automatic NG sorting.
Pallet-based speed-chain transport with lift-and-locate positioning. Stations can be added or removed freely and mixed models can run on the same line — the backbone of an automated production line.
Metered hot-melt delivery along a programmed path, with vision positioning for automatic offset compensation. Glue volume and path are managed as recipes.
A 6-axis robot takes on the repetitive, heavy-duty work of trimming, grinding and welding, with safety fencing and dust extraction — replacing high-load manual operation.
The direct way to judge equipment is to see it at work. Below are robots and dedicated machines we have built ourselves — from frame welding to final cycle-time commissioning, all completed in our own workshop.
These clips were shot on site with no editing. For full working-condition videos and an equipment list, please call us.
The same machine vision solves completely different problems in a grain depot and in an electronics plant. We organise solutions by scenario, not by product catalogue.
A flat warehouse or squat silo working area easily runs to thousands of square metres, and fixed cameras can never cover it all. We use powered movement so a limited number of devices covers the whole area.
Cameras are only the entry point. The real value is turning video into searchable events.
Phones, wearables and structural parts share one problem: small, light and changed often. We answer it with flexible feeding, vision positioning and speed-chain transport.
Automation for automotive parts is judged on long-term stability and traceability; the equipment has to survive three shifts a day.
Cell and module processes demand cleanliness, precision and safety, so protection and data retention must be designed in from the start.
Automated lines for medical consumables and devices must meet process-recording and cleanliness requirements, not just efficiency.
The biggest risk in custom automation is building the wrong thing. We break the process into steps so you can accept, stop or adjust at each one.
We go on site, watch the process, measure cycle times and map out yield bottlenecks and future expansion plans.
A process concept and layout drawing, with cycle time, manning and return on investment made explicit.
Mechanical, electrical and vision design proceed in parallel, with critical components selected and frozen.
In-house part machining and standard-part procurement run in parallel, with final assembly completed in our workshop.
We run the machine on the customer's real parts; once targets are met we invite them in for factory acceptance (FAT).
On-site installation and commissioning (SAT), operator training, and long-term technical support with spare parts.
Project names and some details have been anonymised. To see a full solution for a similar scenario, please contact us.
Face-recognition access control was installed on the squat silos of a state grain reserve depot and interlocked with oxygen and hazardous-gas detectors, so the environment is confirmed safe before entry and every entry is recorded.
For the intake area between two parallel warehouses we used two approaches — movable masts at the four corners and a closed-track trolley on the outer wall — covering the whole working area with a limited number of devices and relocating as a set when the area moves.
A four-station rotary platform with multiple CCD cameras checks several faces and dimensions in a single load; NG parts are sorted automatically with images recorded for process traceability.
BAIYAN (Xiamen) Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. was founded in 2021 and is based in Jimei District, Xiamen, with its own office space and assembly workshop. Design capability comes first for us, because the value of custom equipment is not how expensive the robot is, but whether it actually fixes the step that keeps going wrong on the customer's line.
No. 11-1 Jinzhong Road, Jimei District, Xiamen · our own office and assembly workshop — come and see the machines
Send us photos of your line, your cycle-time requirement and how you do it today. We will give you a first, honest read: whether it can be done, roughly how, and what it would cost.
Tel +86 159 6080 5171 · Email soda@byrobot.com.cn