Far from the romance and glamour of humanoids, autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) such as tuggers and pallet lifters that don’t evoke any excitement — unless you’re an engineer, perhaps — are quietly trundling around factory floors, changing how things are made.
But the transformation is nascent and factory executives still scratch their heads about what the real RoI (return on investment) might be from robots.
Saurabh Chandra, founder and CEO at Ati Motors, a Bengaluru robotics venture that makes AMRs for material movement in factories, explains his perspective on this here.
He also offers a couple of micro case studies of implementations that Ati has executed for its customers and the encouraging results they’ve seen. You can catch the full conversation I had with Saurabh recently via the related post link below.
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