AMR & AGV

Introduction to Autonomous Mobile Robot (AMR)

An Autonomous Mobile Robot (AMR) is a robotic system designed to navigate and operate independently within a defined environment, using advanced sensors, cameras, and artificial intelligence.

Unlike fixed-path systems, AMRs dynamically map and adapt to their surroundings, avoiding obstacles and rerouting as needed. They are commonly used in manufacturing, warehousing, and logistics for tasks such as material handling, order picking, and transportation.

Introduction to Automated Guided Vehicle (AGV)

An Automated Guided Vehicle (AGV) is a material-handling robot that follows predetermined paths using markers, wires, or other fixed guidance systems. AGVs rely on programmed routes and are commonly used in production and warehouse facilities to transport goods or materials efficiently and consistently.

Unlike AMRs, AGVs lack real-time adaptability to changing environments but offer a reliable solution for repetitive tasks in controlled settings.

Applications & Cases

Heavy Lifting

Equipped with lifting mechanisms, AMRs and AGVs can safely lift and transport heavy goods, minimizing risks and enhancing operational efficiency.

Production Line Support

Seamlessly integrate into production lines to deliver materials or retrieve finished products, ensuring uninterrupted workflow and increased efficiency.

Warehouse Automation

Ideal for picking, sorting, and transporting items in warehouses, these robots enhance speed and accuracy in inventory management.

Material Transportation

AMRs and AGVs efficiently transport raw materials, components, and finished goods across the factory, reducing manual handling and improving productivity.