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One of the most appealing features of AMRs is their ability to complete various different tasks and navigate virtually any environment. They are flexible and adaptable – allowing for a wide variety of use cases in distribution centers, manufacturing facilities and warehouses. Here are some of the most common use cases for AMRs across a variety of industries.

Today, Milvus Robotics is pleased to announce and celebrate our 10th year in business. While it certainly doesn’t feel possible that a decade has flown by so quickly, we are tremendously proud of the work we have done, the partnerships we have made, and the innovation we have brought into the world of robotics and autonomous systems worldwide.

Milvus Robotics offers powerful, cost-effective robots with flexible capabilities and excellent support. We stand above the competition in many areas, from our customizable navigation software to our multi-level safety systems and our seamless integration options. SEIT AMRs from Milvus Robotics are the optimal solution for your material handling and transportation duties.

Autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) are an excellent and high-tech alternative to traditional conveyors. Like conveyor systems, they’re able to transport materials of all shapes and sizes from one point to the next in manufacturing or distribution facilities. Here are some of the reasons why companies are using AMRs as a value-added alternative to standard conveyor systems.

Safety is a top priority for manufacturing companies. After all, manufacturing and production workers have some of the most dangerous jobs as far as fatality rates go. Implementing AMRs in your operation is one way you can enhance safety for your employees and your facility. Here’s how.

While 2020 has been an incredibly challenging year for many industries, it’s been a great year for AMRs! The mobile robot industry has skyrocketed, with estimates of the revenues growing 24% by the end of the year. It’s estimated that 2021 will lead to even greater growth, more than doubling the increase that 2020 brought. Let’s take a look at the factors behind this major increase in sales and how the COVID-19 pandemic has played a role.

Whether you’re browsing the web, listening to the radio, or watching TV, you’ve probably been hearing a lot of hype about how robots will change our future. Today, the news on robotics tends to focus on the negative, but that does a great disservice to all the benefits of utilizing robots. Let’s take a look at how the future of robotics is bright for people and businesses alike.

To combat the COVID-19 pandemic, mobile robots are filling the gaps that social distancing, remote work and staffing shortages are leaving behind across healthcare, manufacturing, supply chain and more. Hospitals and healthcare facilities are increasingly relying on autonomous mobile robots for the effective identification and mitigation of germs to ensure the health and safety of staff and patients.

Automating your material handling is a smart way to optimize productivity. Both AGV and AMR technologies can accomplish similar tasks, but there’s a big difference between the two, and there is a clear choice for manufacturers that want to remain flexible, scalable, and future-proof. Here’s what you need to know about AGV vs AMR.

AMRs through the utilization of the sensory and processing powers brought on by the fourth industrial revolution provide a much more flexible, efficient and integrated production method in comparison to AGVs.