Industrial Automation Engineering Services & Consulting

Industrial automation engineers evaluate production workflows, design automated systems, integrate robotics or controls, and validate equipment for reliable operation. At DM&E, that work can include custom robotic welding and assembly units, automation retrofits, fixture planning, fabrication coordination, testing, and on-site setup. The goal is to improve repeatability, throughput, safety, quality, and long-term production performance.

DM&E supports custom robotic and automation systems tailored to industrial workflows, including robotic welding units, assembly systems, tooling, fixtures, and retrofits for existing equipment. Because the company also provides machining, fabrication, inspection, finishing, and supplier coordination, automation projects can be managed with fewer handoffs and better control from design through installation.

Yes. DM&E can evaluate existing systems and provide retrofit solutions that improve functionality, placement accuracy, workflow efficiency, or operational readiness. Retrofitting can be a practical option when a manufacturer wants to extend equipment life, reduce manual steps, improve consistency, or add robotic capabilities without replacing an entire production process.

Yes. DM&E’s in-house design capabilities allow the team to begin with a concept, develop a workable process, and determine how automation should be engineered, built, and integrated. Consulting can include workflow review, manufacturability planning, fixture considerations, supplier coordination, quality requirements, and project planning before production hardware is finalized.

DM&E supports automation projects with ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D certified quality systems, AWS certified welders, and inspection resources such as first article inspection, dimensional verification, and CMM analysis through Exact Metrology. These practices help customers meet performance expectations, documentation needs, and quality requirements for demanding industrial, aerospace, and defense applications.

DM&E serves a wide range of demanding sectors, including industrial manufacturing, aerospace and defense, pharmaceutical, agricultural, robotics, food grade packaging, and construction. These industries often require reliable equipment, precise fabrication, strong documentation, durable tooling, and repeatable production outcomes, making a concept-to-installation automation partner especially valuable.

A turnkey project may include process planning, system design, custom fabrication, robotic integration, tooling, assembly, supplier coordination, testing, setup, and validation. DM&E manages the program so customers can reduce multiple purchase orders, limit transportation costs, and keep accountability centralized while moving from concept to finished automation equipment.

The best starting point is a discussion about your workflow, production goals, part requirements, quality standards, and current equipment. DM&E can review the application, identify automation opportunities, and outline a practical path forward. You can contact the team by phone or email to begin the discovery and planning process.