CSM Robotics is a multi-brand robotics system integrator serving Minneapolis, St. Paul, and the wider Twin Cities metro. We design, engineer, build, and install turnkey automation cells for manufacturers across the metro — from Ham Lake, about 25 minutes north of downtown, so startup and service are a short drive, not a flight.
The metro's manufacturing base — medical device, food and beverage, plastics and injection molding, metal fabrication, and aerospace — runs on tight tolerances, mixed volumes, and a tight labor market. We scope each cell around your part, your throughput target, and your floor, then specify the platform and tooling that win on cost per part.
We design and install robotic cells for machine tending, palletizing, welding, material handling, assembly, packaging, and vision-guided tasks, plus collaborative robots and autonomous mobile robots.
Minneapolis, St. Paul, Bloomington, Plymouth, Maple Grove, Blaine, Coon Rapids, Eagan, Woodbury, Anoka, and the surrounding metro.
Mechanical design, controls, PLC, and robot programming are all handled in-house. You get one accountable team from concept through on-site startup, and a Twin Cities team that shows up for training and long-term service. We integrate FANUC, Kawasaki, Universal Robots, Flexiv, and Peer Robotics.
Scope your Twin Cities projectCSM Robotics is a multi-brand robotic system integrator based in Ham Lake, MN, serving Minneapolis, St. Paul, and the surrounding metro. We build machine tending, welding, palletizing, assembly, and material-handling cells on FANUC, Kawasaki, and Universal Robots.
Yes. We scope cells to the part and the volume, whether that is a single machine-tending robot for a job shop or a multi-station production line.
Ham Lake is inside the metro, so CSM Robotics provides local, in-person support for scoping, installation, and service across Minneapolis and St. Paul.
FANUC, Kawasaki, Universal Robots, Flexiv, and Peer mobile robots, applied to machine tending, welding, palletizing, packaging, assembly, material handling, and vision-guided cells.