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IBC ROBOTICS AB

4.0· 9 reviews
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Amarjit Gill
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I had the opportunity to collaborate with IBC ROBOTICS AB and I must say that their work is truly exceptional. The level of expertise they bring to the table is unmatched and their dedication to customer satisfaction is commendable. I highly recommend their services!

Nahleen Taylor
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Working with IBC ROBOTICS AB has been an absolute pleasure! 😄 Their team is not only highly skilled but also incredibly friendly and approachable. They took the time to understand our unique requirements and delivered customized robotics solutions that surpassed our expectations. We couldn't be happier with the results!

Brooke Sistrunk
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The robotics solutions provided by ibcrobotics.se were outstanding. The team was professional and efficient, delivering exceptional results within the agreed timeline. We are extremely satisfied with their services and would definitely work with them again in the future.

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About IBC ROBOTICS AB

IBC ROBOTICS AB has developed a robotic cleaner patented in Sweden and other European countries.

IBC Robotics was founded in 2010 by Kerstin and Göran Ericsson. The business concept is based on the environmentally friendly cleaning of transport containers using dry ice and a robot.

The solution has been developed in collaboration with Robot Valley, the Royal Institute of Technology and Mälardalen University.

The first IBC Robotics cleaning solution is now in operation at the Combi Terminal in Eskilstuna where containers are transferred between trucks and trains.