Installation and hands-on records and adoption notes from the field. The numbers come from what we installed and measured ourselves.
The price is not set by the robot alone. What you move and how heavy it is, integration with site equipment, charging spots and operations support all go into the quote. This post goes through each item that changes the amount.
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AMRs look like a long list of models, but the selection criterion is one thing. What do you move? This post sorts them into seven branches, covering pallets, shelves, racks, conveyors, materials, heavy loads and in-facility delivery.
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Both move pallets, but the lifting height and where they are used differ. The split comes down to whether most of the work is moving along the floor or putting loads on high racks. This post covers how to choose and which site conditions to check.
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An AGV follows guides laid on the floor, such as tape or markers. An AMR builds a map of the site and chooses its own route. The difference shows when something blocks the path, when the line changes, and on installation day. This is a checklist for plant managers before they buy.
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