Intralogistics
Organising, controlling, implementing and optimising the internal flow of materials, the flow of information and the handling of goods in industry, commerce and public institutions.
AMR vs AGV
AMR (Autonomous Mobile Robots) and AGV (Automated Guided Vehicles) are two technologies used in the automation of internal transport in different industrial environments. AMRs are mobile robots with the ability to make autonomous decisions based on advanced sensors and algorithms, allowing them to move in a flexible way and avoid obstacles. AGVs, on the other hand, are vehicles that travel along predefined routes, following guidance systems such as lines of markings or magnetic strips. AMRs offer greater adaptability in changing environments, while AGVs are ideal for stable, predefined flows.
Practical application
Learn how mobile robots are revolutionizing intralogistics in a complex industrial environment. This video presents a concrete case of using mobile robotics at the industrial technology class in Pabor, Germany. Facing challenges such as narrow spaces and uneven terrain, these autonomous robots enhance the efficiency of heavy tasks and optimize workflows, contributing to a significant improvement in operational efficiency and the organization of the production space. Details in the video…