Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 0.78
…enable precise positioning and navigation of automated guided vehicles (AGVs), autonomous mobile robots (AMRs), and other service robots. Product demonstrations to see at LogiMAT 2023 “Our products have been designed to meet the needs of logistics businesses, providing a solution that can help AMR users to increase efficiency and flexibility while reducing their operating costs,” Cesari said. “We are excited to work with our partners and their customers to reinvent how mobile robots are used to automate processes.” Sevensense Robotics said it will demonstrate its industry-leading technology and expertise at LogiMAT. “Visitors will be able to experience first-hand how 3D…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 2.99
…efficient, sustainable, and reliable custom-made automated guided vehicles, or AGVs. The companies claimed that the innovation would secure their leading positions in the materials handling industry and exceed customer requirements. “Our vehicles are a preferred choice among many of the world’s blue-chip companies,” stated Chankyo Chung, vice president at Doosan Industrial Vehicle (DIV). “That requires us to always be at the forefront of technology and deliver reliable products to the highest of standards. We selected Kollmorgen for that exact reason—being a partner that invests heavily in R&D with a proven track record of solid automation solutions.” Since rolling out the…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 0.18
…of companies having never deployed an automated guided vehicle (AGV), and 70% never implementing an autonomous mobile robot (AMR). Nevertheless, larger facilities are embracing automation, with 50% of those exceeding 1 million sq. ft. having introduced AMRs. E-commerce leads the adoption rate at 39%, with automotive closely behind at 38%. Case picking is everywhere: The majority of respondents (78%) are already using case picking in their operations, with 90% using it in the consumer goods industry, but this task is almost completely performed manually today, said Vecna and CITE. By 2025, the global warehouse automation market could expand to $69…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 0.50
…for autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) and autonomous guided vehicles (AGVs). The company added it works with customers in logistics, manufacturing, and last-mile delivery. Accelerated customer traction Capra Robotics, an award-winning mobile robot manufacturer based in Denmark, selected RGo’s Perception Engine for its new Hircus mobile robot platform. “RGo continues to develop game-changing navigation technology,” said Niels Juls Jacobsen, CEO of Capra and founder of Mobile Industrial Robots. “Traditional localization sensors either work indoors or outdoors – but not both. Combining both capabilities into a low-cost, compact and robust system is a key aspect of our strategy to deliver mobile robotics…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 0.20
…late 2022 are using AMRs or automated guided vehicles (AGVs), up from 10% the year before, and 6% two years previous. It also found healthy adoption rates for piece-picking robotics, which use vision technology and artificial intelligence to know how to grasp and place items. In another sign of the increasing focus on integration, there were more software vendors looking to coordinate the missions of multiple AMR fleets. ProMat exhibitors addressing this need included SVT Robotics, GreyOrange, CoEvolution, and BlueBotics, to name a few. In the case of BlueBotics, the first generation for its multi-fleet orchestration targets the about 80…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 0.90
…can be used to develop compact robot joints, multi-axis AGV/AMR systems, industrial end-effectors, and surgical robots, among many others, according to Celera Motion. “Summit Designer allows developers to create an ideal application using tested and proven PCB Designs,” said Marc Vila, director of strategy and business development at Celera Motion. “This ingenious new platform cuts development time, decreases the chances of error, and reduces prototype iterations. That’s more important than ever as markets evolve faster and grow more competitive. Unexpected delays can be catastrophic to projects.” Understanding Summit Designer Summit Designer is easy to use, the company said. Every design…
Found in Robotics White Papers & Archives, with a score of 2.34
…to scale up or down fleets. Automated guided vehicles (AGVs) and autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) have different missions from collaborative robot arms or cobots, but they share similarities in being designed for ease of use and scalability. Managers looking to build or expand robotics deployments must understand their own processes to determine which are best to automate versus keep manual. In this free download, see what robotics suppliers, software providers, and end users have to say about the technologies, business partnerships, and industry trends shaping collaborative mobile robots. Such systems offer advantages over fixed infrastructure including conveyors, but most facilities…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 0.72
…efficiency by automatically charging Raymond Courier automated guided vehicles (AGVs). Users can choose when and how the AGVs are dispatched to the charge station: off-shift/full charge, low battery/partial charge, or inactivity/opportunity charge. No manual unhitching is required with the drive-thru configuration; AGVs can be charged while towing carts, said the company. Raymond 8510 center rider pallet truck with the patented Pick2Pallet LED light system and the patent pending Raymond Advance Operator Assist Technology. Designed for heavy-duty picking applications and long-distance horizontal transport tasks, the 8510 rider pallet jack offers comfort, control and performance, said Raymond. The Raymond Advance Operator Assist…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 0.47
…was the first AMR vendor to support the well-known AGV standard, VDA5050, empowering customers to manage dissimilar types of material handling solutions from a third-party master controller interface. New pallet types: OTTO Lifter now supports BulkPak 4845 HDMP series bins, enabling customers to move more pallets of their choice. Since its inception, OTTO Motors said it has helped customers achieve throughput improvements as high as 600% and return on investment in as little as 11 months in different industry verticals. OTTO Motors noted the launch of OTTO 600 and its new software enables it to help manufacturers automate a larger…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 0.81
…competitive product line and expand it to cater to the AGC [automated guided carts], AMR [autonomous mobile robot], and AGV [automated guided vehicle] markets,” he said. “We’re eager to see how Nano+ transforms daily operations in these verticals.” Nano supports a range of mobile robots. Source: Conductix-Wampfler Conductix-Wampfler at ProMat 2023 The Conductix-Wampfler team will exhibit the new system at ProMat in Chicago from March 20 to 23. The company invited attendees to learn about optimized robotics charging and the role charging infrastructure plays in operational efficiency by visiting Booth S434 in McCormick Place. Editor's note: For more about ProMat…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 0.55
…also talking with Outrider, GreyOrange, and others that provide AGVs. Customers ask about an automation roadmap: “How do we get this under way?” and “Where do we start?” They're asking us for help—“We could do it tomorrow, but it's expensive.” At the same time, so is labor and transportation to wherever the warehouse is located. The declining costs of robotics is finding that meeting point. We're finding all the long-distance or repetitive moves in the warehouse and automating those first. We're putting together a three-year ramp up to full automation. Evaluating automation, micro-fulfillment, and ASRS What does Wagner Logistics look…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 0.53
…its plant will stay connected regardless of the technology—robotics, AGVs, ASRS—deployed.” “Installing the Cardinal also provides the customer with the modularity and flexibility to scale up by deploying more systems without fear of lost connectivity in the plant and the ability to better respond to market trends, scale-up periods, and lights-out operations,” asserted Walker. “Interrupted connectivity causes production disruptions, which leads to fewer products out the door, which means less profit and unhappy end users. Staying connected is one of the foundational pillars of manufacturing and warehousing worldwide.” The wireless node could also have applications as part of irrigation in…