Systems and methods of servicing equipment

1. A method of servicing an engine, the method comprising:

navigating at least a portion of a robotic assembly comprising a medium dispenser to a location associated with the engine;

determining when the engine has cooled, after a use of the engine, from an initial temperature from the use of the engine to a temperature appropriate to apply a medium comprising a lubricant prior to an initial application of the lubricant from the medium dispenser of the robotic assembly;

move, with a robotic arm of the robotic assembly, a dispenser head of the medium dispenser into position with respect to one or more adjustable components of the engine;

applying, from the robotic assembly, the lubricant to the one or more adjustable components of the engine while the engine is at elevated temperatures;

waiting a duration of time for the lubricant to penetrate while the engine is at the elevated temperatures above a human safety threshold temperature; and

operating, with the robotic assembly, on the one or more adjustable components after the duration of time.

2. The method of claim 1 , wherein applying the medium is performed such that the medium only contacts the one or more adjustable components and/or an area immediately surrounding the one or more adjustable components.

3. The method of claim 1 , wherein operating on the one or more adjustable components is performed with a wrenching device coupled to the robotic assembly.

4. The method of claim 1 , wherein the robotic assembly comprises a visual capture device, and wherein application of the medium is performed by analyzing feed from the visual capture device and repositioning one or more robotic arms of the robotic assembly relative to the one or more adjustable components using the analyzed feed.

5. The method of claim 1 , wherein the duration of time corresponds with an activation time of the medium.

6. The method of claim 1 , wherein the method further comprises using a temperature control component of the robotic assembly to create one or more thermal gradients along or near the one or more adjustable components.

7. A robotic assembly for servicing engines, the robotic assembly comprising:

a robotic arm;

a medium dispenser disposed on the robotic arm, the medium dispenser being configured to dispense a medium comprising a lubricant to one or more fasteners of an engine; and

a tool configured to operate on the one or more fasteners,

wherein the robotic assembly is configured to:

detect that the engine has cooled from an initial temperature from a use of the engine to an appropriate engine temperature for applying the medium prior to initially dispensing, at least partially-autonomously, the lubricant;

move, with the robotic arm of the robotic assembly, a dispenser head of the medium dispenser into position with respect to the one or more fasteners of the engine;

wait a duration of time for the lubricant to penetrate while the engine is at elevated temperatures above a human safety threshold temperature; and

operate on the one or more fasteners before the engine cools to the human safety threshold temperature.

8. The robotic assembly of claim 7 , wherein the robotic assembly further comprises a cooling element configured to create thermal gradients along or near the one or more fasteners.

9. The robotic assembly of claim 7 , wherein the robotic assembly further comprises an environmental capture device configured to capture information of the engine, and wherein the robotic assembly is configured to apply lubrication by analyzing information from the environmental capture device and reposition the robotic arm relative to the one or more fasteners using the analyzed information.

10. The robotic assembly of claim 7 , wherein a torque required to loosen the one or more fasteners is less after application of the lubricant as compared to before application of the lubricant.

11. The robotic assembly of claim 7 , wherein the robotic assembly further comprises a receiving area configured to receive the one or more fasteners as they are removed from the engine.

12. The robotic assembly of claim 7 , wherein the robotic assembly comprises a lubrication reservoir in fluid communication with the medium dispenser.

13. The robotic assembly of claim 7 , wherein the robotic assembly is in wireless communication with a node, and wherein the robotic assembly is configured to receive instructions from the node, the instructions including a workscope of tasks associated with operating on the engine, the tasks including a lubrication step, a coolant step, or both.

14. The robotic assembly of claim 7 , wherein the robotic assembly further comprises a temperature control component configured to create one or more thermal gradients along or near the one or more fasteners.

15. The method of claim 1 , wherein the elevated temperatures above human safety threshold is above 300° F.

16. The robotic assembly of claim 7 , wherein the medium dispenser is configured to apply the medium such that the medium only contacts the one or more fasteners and/or an area immediately surrounding the one or more fasteners.

17. The robotic assembly of claim 7 , further comprising:

a wrenching device for operating on the one or more fasteners.

18. The robotic assembly of claim 7 , further comprising:

a visual capture device,

wherein application of the medium is performed by analyzing feed from the visual capture device and repositioning one or more robotic arms of the robotic assembly relative to the one or more fasteners using the analyzed feed.

19. The robotic assembly of claim 7 , wherein the duration of time corresponds to an activation time of the medium.

20. The robotic assembly of claim 7 , wherein the elevated temperatures above human safety threshold is above 300° F.