AMR

Autonomous mobile robots are the current leading figure in the move to mobile automation. Their mission is quite simple: Reduce the cost of shipping everything.

Following several tumultuous years, the automotive industry is looking at a steadier state in 2024.

We sat down with James Malley, CEO and Co-Founder of Paccurate to discuss how MODEX 2024 was a hotbed for new innovation and emerging technologies

Conveyco (Booth B4219) is launching a new line of frozen, chilled and ambient autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) that can move seamlessly between different environmentally controlled zones.

This new autonomous lift truck from Seegrid addresses evolving challenges in autonomous material handling for warehousing, manufacturing, and logistics customers.

Form factors continue to evolve as retailers look for the right mix for meeting consumer expectations from the DC to the store.

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As operations deploy larger or even multiple mobile automation fleets, many foresee the need for updated wireless networks and wireless charger platforms. New networks and charging won’t take hold overnight, though some companies are diving in to modernize the communications and charging infrastructure that mobile robots and AGVs need to keep running smoothly.

Autonomous tuggers based on AMR technology helped automotive supplier Shape Corp. take on the persistent labor shortage and efficiently move materials.

From labor shortages to demand for ever-improved operational flexibility, this typically ignored class of trucks offers a chance to rethink your processes and even how you approach materials handling.

Decreasing travel time to enable pickers to pick faster and more efficiently.

This webinar will delve into the benefits, technologies, and real-world applications of our PickPal AMR in today’s omnichannel warehouse environments.

An iconic American brand is partnering with DHL Supply Chain to build out a network to meet soaring demand. It's also turning to flexible automation to optimize operations.

In an Ohio facility, the apparel brand and its 3PL partner are working with AMRs to process as many as 110,000 units in a day.

Are you ready? It’s time. Here’s a very short course on what robots can do and why you need to consider them to be part of your materials handling mix going forward. Warehouse Robotics Basics. Learn about the basics of robotics in the warehouse and distribution center.