Automation, robotics and controls for Florida manufacturers

We program, integrate and repair the equipment that runs your line: robots, PLCs, conveyors, vision systems, custom machines and the networks that connect them. Based in Lakeland, working across Polk County, Tampa Bay and Orlando.

Illustration of a robot loading a conveyor while a camera inspects each part

How we work

Small team, written scope, no surprises.

The same people, start to finish

Whoever scopes your job programs it, commissions it and answers the phone afterward. Machines we did not build are welcome.

Everything in writing

A written scope with what is included, what you provide, a dated plan and a fixed price or hourly rate. You keep the source code.

Licensed where it counts

Electrical installation is done by licensed contractors, listed panels by certified shops, and sealed designs by licensed engineers.

  1. See the machine

    A site visit or photos, the controller model, the fault history and whatever drawings exist.

  2. Agree the scope

    What is included, what you provide, a dated plan and the price.

  3. Build and test

    Programs are tested before they reach your floor, so start-up is spent proving the machine, not debugging it.

  4. Hand over

    Acceptance test with your team, operator training, source files, backups and records.

Partners

Companies we work alongside.

Iron Core GroupA&M Propertiez

Common questions

What does TECHNYAH do?

We automate and repair production equipment: robot cells, PLC and HMI programming, conveyor controls, machine vision, custom machines and data collection. Most work is for manufacturers, packagers and distribution centers in Central Florida.

Where do you work?

We are based in Lakeland and cover Polk County, Tampa Bay and Orlando as our home area. Projects elsewhere in Florida are scheduled by job.

Can you help when a machine is down right now?

Send the fault message, the controller model and a photo of the panel through the quote form or the assistant. We reply within one business day and can often start with a remote look.

Do you work on equipment someone else built?

Yes. Inherited machines with missing source code, drawings or passwords are a large share of troubleshooting and retrofit work. We document what is there before changing it.

Do you handle the electrical installation too?

We program, integrate and commission. Wiring and installation are done with licensed electrical contractors, and listed panels are built by certified panel shops, under one project schedule.

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Have a machine or line that needs work?

Tell us about it. You get a reference number right away and a reply from a person within one business day.