Engineer Needed for autonomous vintage media reader

I run a business where I convert and digitize old/vintage media into digital format such as tapes, audio, reel-to-reel into thumbdrives, DVDs, CDs, and onto a company-owned app where users/customers can have their media uploaded and have direct access to. Our setup is currently not very efficient, very productive, and I've had some thoughts about how to increase productivity and reduce downtime. We currently use various types of media players such as VHS tape players, reels players, mini DVs, video 8s, hi 8s, and many more, and use devices that read, play, and convert the media into the digital formats mentioned above. Our most common formats to convert are VHS tapes and reels (video and audio reels), and for these two specific formats, we would like a machine to which we can automate our process. To begin with, we currently have many VHS tape readers which take up a lot of room (ive attached pictures showing the setup). We want to reduce this space taken with one machine to which we can put several VHS tapes at once and have the machine autonomously read and convert the tapes one at a time. The ideal machine would have an interface to which we can see the progress and logistics of the media being converted and as well as save the media with custom file names. Although not common, sometimes the tapes can have rips/tears that can cause the reader to crash. The ideal machine would be able to pause the process and send a notification to the user letting them know that there is an error with the tape. For this reason, the machine needs to allow for easy access inside for the user to fix any potential issues, unless designed to fix simple problems autonomously. I wanted to simply share the goal of our ideal machine which would really increase our productivity and reduce the clutter of space taken by our many readers currently in hand. If you have any other questions, let me know and I can expand more on technical details. Thanks.