AMR

Today’s consumer is becoming increasingly comfortable with buying everything from furniture to clothing to groceries online. And, most are shopping online for not only convenience, but for speed of delivery.

For managing material handling needs specifically, many manufacturers are deploying Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs) to move raw materials, work-in-process, parts, tools, and finished goods around the facility.

In Indiana, Guardian Industries is using autonomous vehicles to lean out its processes, create a safer work environment and ensure more consistency in delivery of materials to its work cells.

A fulfillment solution from Fetch Robotics and parent company Zebra Technologies looks to simultaneously manage human labor and mobile robots, in what’s shaping up as a trend aimed at helping labor-constrained operations.

What if you could get away from that large, centralized palletizer fed by a maze of fixed conveyor that too often seems in the way? Not a bad idea. Here’s an option that doesn’t require more people to make up for newfound flexibility.

The distributor of incontinence products was already using autonomous mobile robots in its picking operations. Now, robotic palletizing is speeding up receiving, taking labor out of the process and creating a safer work environment.

Top Notch Distributors employs autonomous mobile robots to create safer and more efficient distribution centers. They use AMRs from 6 River Systems in facilities in Nevada and Missouri with plans to introduce them in a Massachusetts facility in 2022.

Automatic guided vehicles have become a bit of a mystery to some of late. Newer technologies and explanations of them have often confused potential buyers. Here’s a rundown on conventional AGVs, where they are important and what's coming next.

The AMRs have enabled the manufacturer’s workers to focus on high-value production tasks.

Having worked with Körber Supply Chain’s WMS successfully over the past ten years, ISN turned to Körber and its autonomous mobile robot (AMR) partner, Locus Robotics, to drive continued improvements throughout the warehouse. Get the full story to find out how Autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) are helping ISN scale its business.

Autonomous mobile robot provider's founder and previous CEO, Daniel Theobald, resumes role as Chief Innovation Officer, and continues as executive chairman of the board for Vecna

Optimize Workflows With Mobile Robotics, compiles some of the most practical and effective real-world scenarios that are already leveraging the full potential of AMRs today.

Honeywell Intelligrated works with companies to solve their immediate warehousing problems and helps them to prepare for what’s coming next.

Self-driving pallet trucks and tuggers are the new norm in logistics operations today – make it easier to keep up with demand and stay in front of the competition for the road ahead.

Office Depot’s deployment of collaborative mobile robots improves safety, energizes workforce.