What Happens During a Free Trial or Proof-of-Concept?
Reeco Automation·Updated 11 July 2026·3 min read
Quick answer
Palletising trials demonstrate the machine physically handling your own product on pallets, while trials involving AMRs show how they would be programmed and managed on your site — both are free and carry no obligation to buy.
What does a palletising trial actually show?
Your own product — not a generic sample — is run through the cell so you can see real stacking, cycle time and stability, rather than judging the system on a demo product that doesn't match what you actually pack.
What does an AMR trial show?
AMR trials focus on demonstrating programming and fleet management — how routes are set up, how the system is monitored, and how it would fit your site's layout.
What happens after the trial?
If it's a fit, the trial results feed directly into planning installation and give a real basis for estimating ROI, rather than working from assumptions.
Frequently asked
What happens during a free palletising trial?
The machine physically handles your own product on pallets, so you see real stacking and cycle time, not a generic demo.
What happens during an AMR proof-of-concept?
It demonstrates how the AMR fleet would be programmed and managed for your specific site.
Is there any obligation after a free trial?
No — Reeco's trials are free and carry no obligation to proceed.