How Autonomous Mobile Robots are Transforming Material Handling for Automotive Tier Suppliers

This article will explore how automotive tier suppliers can leverage AMRs to streamline material handling, cut operational costs and improve workforce safety-all without the need for expensive infrastructure overhauls.

New MiR Fleet Enterprise Software Raises the Bar in Scalability and Cybersecurity for Autonomous Mobile Robots

This latest release enhances its ability to deliver a full solution for advanced AMR hardware, sophisticated capabilities such as traffic management, and streamlined deployment processes, addressing the complex needs of enterprise-level customers seeking end-to-end solutions

Robots speeding up material handling

With omnidirectional movement and smart docking with virtually any warehouse cart in under 20 seconds, these new robots are making material handling faster and safer.

The Robot Driven Logistics Industry

The Deus Robotics' all-in-one warehouse automation solution offers AI-powered robots and an AI brain to manage any type of warehouse robots from a single platform."

Solving the logistics labor puzzle: Choreographing a Tango of Robots and Human Labor in Warehouse Operations

The most pressing dilemma for the logistics industry is perhaps maximizing output levels that match consumer needs while not having enough employees taking up physically demanding tasks like parcel picking and sorting.

Sneaker and Sportswear Retailer's New Mezzanine and Ground Floor Feature ResinDek Robotic Flooring

As directed by the facility's warehouse management software (WMS), a fleet of 142 AMRs continuously delivers mobile shelves to associates at workstations equipped with light directed picking modules on both floors.

ABB unveils its innovative mobile robot with Visual SLAM AI-technology and AMR Studio® Suite

Equipped with Visual SLAM, ABB's AMR T702 trolley robot offers increased speed, accuracy and autonomy in navigation and logistics. Integration with ABB's AMR Studio software allows new users to easily configure AMR routes and jobs.

How to Handle Post-Holiday Returns with Warehouse Automation

For retail warehouses, processing this flood of returns tests capacities and efficiency. But technologies like warehouse automation and robotics can transform returns management into a streamlined operation.

Introducing Titan, Amazon's new mobile robot that can lift up to 2,500 pounds

Amazon is deploying a new robot to take on the extra-heavy lifting in its fulfillment centers. The new technology called Titan is a mobile robot, which means it will help carry products across our fulfillment centers, supporting safety and efficiency in our operations.

Preparing Your Facility for Mobile Robots: Key Considerations for Seamless Integration

Successful AMR implementation requires careful consideration of several key factors: space analysis, floor conditions, and environmental factors, among others.

Important Trends Impacting the AMR Space

As enterprises transition to 5G wireless networks, which are built specifically to move even more data more quickly and more accurately, AMR performance will make a huge leap, with faster, more precise decisions about the paths they take within the facility.

Transforming Manufacturing Processes with AMRs: Boosting Efficiency and Adaptability

One of the key advantages of AMRs lies in their adaptability. Manufacturing processes often require frequent changes, reconfigurations, or repositioning of equipment and materials. AMRs can quickly and easily adapt to these changing requirements.

Geek+ drives automation of advanced BMW-producing plant in China

Geek+ brings its AMR expertise to premium car manufacturer BMW Brilliance Automotive's vehicle production facility to strengthen digitalization and end-to-end value chain.

Solving Manufacturing Challenges with Autonomous Mobile Robots

At its simplest form, the AMR market is split into two segments - manufacturing and intralogistics. Because of the wide range of tasks required in numerous industries, there are often specific robots optimized for one environment.

AI-powered Perception Engine for Mobile Robots

Perception Engine, provides mobile robots with advanced perception capabilities. It delivers a revolutionary way of learning an environment and performing localization, obstacle detection, mapping, free space detection and other, higher levels of perception.

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