Laser Automation
storage, load/unload, and denesting around your laser.
DeGama Automation engineers robotic material flow around your existing sheet-metal equipment — whatever the brand.
Most automation is sold as a new machine with the robotics bolted on. We do the opposite. We take the laser, press brake, or line you already run and build an automated cell around it — storage, loading, bending, deburring, sorting, and inspection, moving as one continuous flow. We sell the flow, not the cell.
We design, build, and commission automated cells across four disciplines — laser automation, press-brake automation, robotic deburring, and automated inspection. On their own, each removes a bottleneck. Together, they turn a shop full of standalone machines into a flow that cuts, deburrs, bends, and inspects with far less manual handling in between.
storage, load/unload, and denesting around your laser.
FANUC-mounted deburring tools that finish edges consistently.
robotic tending that keeps your brake bending, not waiting.
Cognex vision that verifies parts and sheets automatically.
The big machine builders would rather sell you their own automation, locked to their own equipment. That leaves a gap: the shop running a mix of brands, or a capable machine bought before automation could be justified. That gap is where we work. Because we're independent of any one machine maker, we integrate across whatever you already own — and because we specialize in retrofits, we know how to add automation to a working line without stopping production to do it. It's the difference between selling a box and engineering a flow.
We keep every discipline under one roof. There's no handoff to a subcontractor between the engineer who designs your cell and the one who programs and commissions it — which is exactly why the flow holds together on your floor.
Tooling, end-of-arm tooling, and cell layouts modeled in Autodesk Inventor.
Rockwell Automation control systems with FactoryTalk Optix operator interfaces.
FANUC robot programming and Cognex machine-vision inspection.
Otto Motors fleet orchestration and plant-floor material flow.
On-site installation, tuning, and documented safety validation.
Gated delivery from first quote to final handover.
We standardize on the industrial platforms our customers already trust, and make them work together as a single cell: FANUC for robotics, Otto Motors for autonomous mobile robots, Rockwell Automation and FactoryTalk Optix for controls and operator interface, Cognex for machine vision, and Autodesk Inventor for mechanical design. Naming them isn't a claim of partnership — it's a statement of what we're expert in.
Every project runs the same disciplined path — thirteen defined phases, each ending at a signoff gate you control, from on-site assessment through years of lifecycle support. You always know what's done, what's next, and what you're approving.
Explore our methodology →Not tied to a single machine brand, so the cell is designed to fit your equipment and your part mix.
Mechanical, controls, robotics, vision, and AMRs engineered together, under one roof.
One team owns the project end to end, with a signoff gate at every stage.
We're hiring across controls, robotics, mechanical design, sales, field service, and project engineering.
Or, if you have a machine to automate — tell us about it →