Warehouse autonomous mobile robot

for logistics

Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs) are self-guided robots that operate unassisted to perform tasks in various environments. These robots use sensors, software and advanced algorithms to navigate their surroundings, avoiding obstacles and making decisions based on the information gathered. Instrumental in manufacturing, warehousing and logistics, they can perform repetitive tasks, eliminating human error and increasing productivity. Reliability and durability are essential factors for AMRs. These robots must operate in challenging environments where they may encounter dust, debris and uneven surfaces. They must also work continuously for long periods, requiring robust construction and reliable components to ensure uninterrupted operation. the technology behind our robots Joloda Conveyor Services' Autonomous Mobile Robots work with three types of navigation: natural, laser and magnetic. The natural navigation is the most flexible version, but it demands a higher investment. These machines orient themselves in the area by mapping it and don't require hardware installation. Autonomous Mobile Robots that use laser navigation, on the other hand, employ laser beams to calculate distances and angles. They rely on minimal hardware and are very cost-effective. Finally, the magnetic model uses a "tape following" mechanism. A sensor attached to the vehicle identifies the magnetic tape on the ground and follows it around the facility. This system is ideally suited for cost-sensitive companies. Independently of the type of navigation used, all robots can be remotely controlled. Operators can monitor their positions, battery levels, routes, loads and cycle times live on a computer.