AI component sourcing for robotics teams
Sensors, industrial PCs and actuators: map the market, compare products in one view and keep your engineers on the robot instead of on supplier websites.
Why sourcing is harder here
Engineers doing procurement
In many robotics teams, engineers source their own components on top of designing the robot.
Manual search, slow comparison
Searching Google by hand, stopping after a few pages and comparing results in Excel slows every project.
Stuck with known suppliers
Teams stick to the suppliers they know and can’t tell whether a better option exists.
Built around your standards and parts
- Run a wide market scan on components you know well, with price estimates where suppliers publish them
- Map an unfamiliar market fast: main players, new entrants and how long each supplier has been established
- Get results as comparison tables, ready to share
- Share one market view between engineering and purchasing
Lidars, radar sensors, industrial PCs and actuators
Stanley Robotics uses Procureezy to streamline and de-risk sourcing of critical components.
Read the case study →Questions from robotics & automation teams
Can a team without a dedicated buyer use it?
Yes. At Stanley Robotics, the Robot Engineering team sources its own components with Procureezy, which does the searching and comparing.
Does it handle mechanical parts?
Yes. Procureezy covers electronics, optics, mechanisms and custom parts, and surfaces subcontractors as well as manufacturers and distributors.
How fast are the first results?
Within the first session. Paste a spec: a real search takes under 20 minutes.
Bring a spec sheet. Leave with the market mapped.
20 minutes with the team. We run Procureezy live on your real components.