EVST, a China-based industrial robotics manufacturer and automation solutions provider, is expanding its delivery model with engineer dispatch services and selected AI workflow support for global manufacturing projects.

CHENGDU, CHINA — April 2026 — EVST (EVS Tech Co., Ltd.), a China-based industrial robotics manufacturer and automation solutions provider, is expanding its industrial automation delivery model with engineer dispatch services and selected AI workflow support for manufacturing customers worldwide. The company's core business remains industrial robots, collaborative robots, robotic welding systems, SCARA robots, Delta robots, and integrated automation solutions for a wide range of production environments.

Founded in 2018, EVST is headquartered in Chengdu, China, with manufacturing operations in Wenling, Zhejiang. According to its official website, the company exports industrial robots, collaborative robots, and automation systems to more than 100 countries and regions, with selected products carrying CE certification. Its product portfolio includes industrial robot arms, robotic welding equipment, mobile intelligent vision welding and cutting robots, SCARA robots, Delta robots, positioners, robot tracks, and related industrial automation equipment.

While robot hardware and automation systems remain the foundation of the business, EVST says many manufacturing projects require more than equipment supply alone. In cross-border automation deployments, customers often also need access to qualified technical personnel who can install, commission, troubleshoot, maintain, and optimize systems on site or remotely. To address that need, EVST is formalizing a broader delivery model that combines equipment, engineering execution, and operational support.

The company's engineer dispatch service covers a wide range of smart manufacturing roles, including PLC engineers, electrical engineers, robot commissioning engineers, process engineers, mechanical engineers, simulation engineers, algorithm engineers, electricians, and fitters. EVST says these services are available for both remote support and on-site projects, helping customers move more quickly from procurement to deployment.

In addition to field engineering support, EVST is also extending selected AI application services connected to industrial operations. These include workflow automation, implementation support for AI agents, and practical assistance for customers adopting AI-enabled processes alongside automation projects. The company positions these services as complementary to its industrial robotics business rather than a separate standalone offering.

EVST's broader automation offering spans multiple manufacturing needs, from robotic welding, palletizing, painting, pick-and-place, and machine tending to specialized applications such as mobile intelligent vision welding and cutting. The company aims to help customers bridge equipment sourcing, technical deployment, and ongoing execution support in one structure.

For manufacturers and integrators, this means a more practical path from system selection to installation, commissioning, training, and after-sales response.

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