About True Position Robotics

Engineering precision into robotic manufacturing.

TPR brings together robot guidance, specialist tooling and optical metrology for aerospace and high-value manufacturing.

We connect accurate positioning with drilling and inspection, helping manufacturers tackle demanding assembly processes.

Two TPR team members working with robotic tooling in a workshop

Established 2018Founded by Chartered Engineer Roger Holden
Independent UK SMEBased in Nottingham, serving high-value manufacturing
Three core technologiesRobotic drilling, robot guidance and 3D inspection
Who we are

Robotics, metrology and tooling. Working together.

True Position Robotics was formed in 2018 by Chartered Engineer Roger Holden. We specialise in high-accuracy robot metrology and end-of-arm tooling, with a focus on aerospace and high-value manufacturing.

Our work brings measurement and robot motion together with the tools that carry out the process. That includes positioning the robot, drilling and countersinking, and measuring geometry during and after manufacture.

Based in Nottingham, our team draws on experience across aerospace and automotive applications, from simulation and programming to calibration, guidance and inspection.

Get an introduction to TPR’s technology and approach in our company overview.

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What we do

Position. Drill. Inspect.

Three complementary technologies support the manufacturing process, with simulation and programming expertise to help connect them.

01 / Robotic drilling

Drilling & Countersinking

Combine robot guidance with specialist end-of-arm tooling for demanding aerospace assembly operations.

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02 / Robot guidance

Adaptive Robot Control

Use optical metrology and adaptive control to guide robot positioning across the working volume.

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03 / Robotic 3D inspection

Measurement & validation

Bring geometric inspection into the build, from in-process measurement to final validation and reporting.

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Our ambition

More accurate processes. Less avoidable waste.

We aim to help manufacturers reduce scrap, rework and wasted effort by improving how robots are positioned and how parts are measured.

Our guidance approach uses measurement and adaptive control to support accurate positioning before the manufacturing operation begins.

Make efficient use of the system.

TPR’s approach also includes using smaller, lower-powered robots where the application allows, supporting more efficient manufacturing.

We see these practical engineering choices as part of the wider effort towards lower-impact aerospace production.

The expertise behind the technology

Experience across the whole robotic process.

Our team’s background spans advanced robotics in aerospace, automotive and other engineering sectors. That breadth helps us consider how the robot, tooling, measurement and software work together.

Simulation & offline programming

Experience with Robcad, Delmia and Process Simulate, and programming across platforms including ABB, FANUC, KUKA and Siemens 840D.

Robot metrology & calibration

Expertise in robot calibration and optical metrology, supporting the relationship between programmed position and measured performance.

Guidance & process tooling

Experience spanning aerospace drilling and fastening, plus automotive applications such as glazing, sealing, welding, riveting and handling.

Geometric inspection

3D measurement and validation experience across multiple engineering sectors, connecting process requirements with inspection.

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Start a conversation

Tell us what you need to manufacture.

Whether you are exploring a new robotic process or improving an existing cell, share your application, accuracy requirements and production goals.

Alex can help arrange an introductory discussion or demonstration with the team.

True Position Robotics Ltd.

43 Evelyn Street
Beeston
Nottingham
NG9 2EU
United Kingdom

Specialist robotics and metrology for aerospace and high-value manufacturing.