Innok Robotics
AMR Autonomous Mobile Robots: Definition, How They Work, and Selection
At a glance: AMR Autonomous mobile robots have become a standard component of modern intralogistics in just a few years - market growth of up to 62.5...
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At Rigdon in Günzburg, the versatile advantages of the Innok INDUROS 700 have been put to good use. The tire manufacturer needs to transport several tires from in- to outdoor and vice versa at the same time.
The challenges are obvious:
- High weight
- Long distances in some cases
- Growing shortage of personnel
- And an issue that almost all other autonomous robots cannot overcome: Uneven and rough ground, ramps and speed bumps.
Where other AMRs quickly reach their limits, the Induros does its job effortlessly. Our autonomous transport robot even manages hard transitions at the hall entrance with ease. Thanks to its high battery power, it can also work all day long.
But how much potential really lies in autonomous transport robots? Our exclusive whitepaper shows you how Innok customer Rigdon revolutionized their processes by using the INDUROS 700 transport robot and saved €120,000 or more per year per robot – without expensive modifications to existing buildings or complex IT integrations!
Watch the video to see the strength and performance of the Induros for yourself.
Heavy tires, uneven ground - no problem for the AMR Innok Induros
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