Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMR) Solution

https://youtu.be/KiDNnDwx9dQ; Automotive Electronics; 2:02; The company manufactures automotive electronic components and operates in three shifts. A push-button call system has been implemented for automatic replenishment of raw materials and product transfer, along with integration with WMS systems for online monitoring. The project has been running for over two years, increasing efficiency by 25% with an ROI of 1.5 years. Robots operate 18 hours a day, fully replacing human labor. The number of pallet types has been reduced from 16 to 4, lowering costs. https://youtu.be/GBVAMXohPco; Automotive Parts; 2:18; A push-button system was installed for quick task assignment. An intelligent system efficiently distributes tasks to AMR robots and manages unloading points. The 360° protection technology ensures safety in narrow spaces. The use of robots has reduced labor by 30 people and increased efficiency by more than 30%. https://youtu.be/OowA-9pqmpo; 3PL Services and E-commerce; 1:20; The logistics center faced frequent movements and risks due to simultaneous operation of people and forklifts. Implementing a push-button system for quick task distribution and a real-time monitoring system helped reduce the number of pickers from 16 to 1 and increased on-time delivery to over 99%. https://youtu.be/KJR6aj8f5VA; Food Industry; 1:23; A client with annual sales of over $150 million and more than 200 stores produces bread, cakes, and cookies. AMR robots are ideal for dense storage due to their small turning radius and can move heavy loads up to 1.2 tons. They transport materials over long distances and between floors, and also handle finished goods, returning to the charging station after tasks. https://youtu.be/KUFp-xVu-Kw; Home Appliances Manufacturing; 1:33; In this video, we show how AMR robots improve home appliance manufacturing. Learn how robots helped leading global manufacturers of Japanese air conditioners optimize production lines and product handling. AMR robots work with elevators and robotic arms, managing pallet transportation. https://youtu.be/VppB7Py6Wiw; Pharmaceuticals; 2:37; Learn how AMR robots modernize logistics for a leading pharmaceutical company with assets of $5 billion. The company develops, produces, and distributes pharmaceutical products sold in China and over 60 countries worldwide. Robots transport materials from clean areas to general areas, move auxiliary materials between floors, and handle inner packaging materials between zones. https://youtu.be/cNuHhGLrn5E; Catering; 2:52; A warehouse of 6,500 m² for one of the world's largest catering chains with more than 35,000 locations and over 1 million employees in 110 countries. Robots perform tasks such as collection, reception, order picking, heavy cargo handling, and long-distance transportation. Efficiency increased by 25%, with an empty speed of 1.37 m/s and a loaded speed of 1.2 m/s. https://youtu.be/mBPGTQM82aA; Footwear and Apparel Manufacturing; 1:24; In this video, we explain how a leading sports goods brand in China uses AMR robots for returns management and warehouse operations. Robots inspect the quality of returned goods, switching from SLAM navigation to DM codes. Items are transported to a waiting area. This project has accelerated returns processing, improved warehouse capacity utilization, and reduced labor requirements. https://youtu.be/EK68HtiDlfA; Toy Manufacturing; 1:16; Discover how AMR robots automate material handling in toy manufacturing. Initially, goods are manually stacked in a temporary storage area. The system then assigns tasks to AMR robots, which move the goods to the dense storage area and unload them. After that, the robots return to the parking area and wait for the next tasks. Using AMR robots reduces labor costs and efficiently utilizes warehouse space, increasing productivity.