Work Instruction & SOP Software for Robotics and Automation

Precision assembly and commissioning only work when everyone does it the same way. SOPX turns a phone recording of a build or a deployment into a structured work instruction, keeps every version current as the hardware iterates, and gives the tech on site the exact steps by link or QR so every deployment matches the last one.

Gregor Obreza Reviewed by Gregor Obreza , Co-founder and CEO
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from a recording to a published work instruction

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logins needed for the tech on site to open a work instruction

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current version everyone sees at once

The Challenges

Shadowing works at five people and breaks at fifteen

When the team was small, everyone learned the build by watching the person next to them. As you scale, there aren't enough seniors to shadow and nothing is written down, so new hires guess.

Every deployment depends on whoever is on site

Two techs commission the same cell two different ways because the sequence was never captured. Alone on site, a newer tech has no one to check with, so the result depends on who showed up.

The know-how is stuck in one senior engineer

The person who knows how the build and commissioning really go is the one you can't pull off the job to write it up. So it never happens, and the whole team stays dependent on one person.

How SOPX Solves This

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Turn a phone video into a build and deployment work instruction

Record the engineer assembling a unit or commissioning a cell on a phone. AI splits it into steps, each with a trimmed clip, an AI-written title, and a description. A draft is ready in minutes, no typing and no writing it up after the job.

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Every deployment the same, whichever tech is on site

Share the exact steps by link or QR so the tech on site follows the same sequence every time, even alone. Full-screen mode walks through each step, so commissioning matches the last one and assembly stays consistent as operators change.

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Keep it current as the hardware iterates

Hardware changes, and the work instruction keeps up. Edit once and everyone gets the latest version, while older revisions stay on record. Add arrows and callouts to point at the exact connector, fixture, or torque point on this revision.

How SOPX compares

Teams evaluating SOPX for robotics & automation teams usually weigh it against Scribe and Tango . The side-by-side breakdowns show where each tool fits and where SOPX pulls ahead.

Relevant Use Cases

Built for These Roles

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I turn a build or deployment video into a work instruction?
Film your engineer assembling a unit or commissioning a cell on a phone, then upload it to SOPX. AI splits the recording into steps, each with a trimmed video clip, a title, and a description. You review and adjust any step, then publish, usually in under 10 minutes. No typing and no writing it up after the job.
What robotics and automation work can I document this way?
Unit and robot assembly, cell setup and material loading, and on-site deployment and commissioning. If an engineer or operator does it with their hands, you can film it and AI will write the steps. Screen recorders only capture clicks on a computer, so they can't document the build itself.
How does the tech on site get to the work instruction?
Share the work instruction by link or put a QR on the unit or in the work packet. The tech scans it and opens the current steps with no login, even working alone. Full-screen mode walks them through one step at a time, presentation-style, so they can follow along while their hands are busy.
We scaled past learning by shadowing. Can this replace it?
That is exactly the gap it fills. Shadowing works with five people and breaks at fifteen because there aren't enough senior people to watch. Film the build once and everyone learns from the same steps, so onboarding stops depending on one senior engineer being free.
Our hardware iterates constantly. How do we keep work instructions current?
Edit the work instruction once and everyone gets the latest version, while older revisions stay on record. You can replace a single step with new video, an image, or an image carousel and the rest of the work instruction stays intact. Everyone sees the current build, not a stale sheet from the last revision.
How do we keep every deployment consistent?
Give every tech the same versioned work instruction by link or QR and full-screen mode to follow step by step. When the sequence is captured once and shared to everyone, a deployment done in one region matches one done in another, no matter which tech is on site.

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Keep every build and deployment consistent as your team scales