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What is an Autonomous Mobile Robot (AMR)?

An AMR is a type of robot that moves through a facility independently using sensors, cameras, and advanced navigation software. Unlike traditional automated systems, AMRs don’t require fixed routes or external guidance, making them ideal for dynamic environments like logistics and manufacturing.

How do MiR AMRs ensure safety around people?

MiR AMRs are built with multiple safety layers, including personnel detection systems, emergency stop buttons, 360° laser scanners, and signal lights. These features enable safe navigation around employees and obstacles, making the robots compliant with international safety standards.

Where are autonomous mobile robots used?

MiR AMRs are deployed in a wide range of settings—from manufacturing facilities to warehouse logistics operations. Their ability to handle internal transport tasks makes them suitable for industries aiming to streamline material flow and boost operational efficiency.

How are MiR robots different from traditional AGVs?

Unlike Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs), MiR AMRs don’t rely on fixed infrastructure such as magnetic strips or rails. They use intelligent mapping and obstacle avoidance to adapt their routes in real-time, offering far greater flexibility and scalability.

Can MiR AMRs be customized?

Yes. MiR’s AMRs are designed as open platforms that can be fitted with a variety of top modules—like conveyors, shelves, or robotic arms—tailoring them to specific applications in logistics and manufacturing environments.

Are MiR robots easy to integrate into existing workflows?

Absolutely. MiR AMRs require no structural changes to existing layouts. Their user-friendly software and quick deployment capabilities make them a cost-effective automation solution for facilities of all sizes.

How scalable are MiR AMR solutions?

Very. With MiR Fleet software, companies can manage multiple AMRs from a centralized interface, making it easy to scale operations up or down depending on demand.

How do MiR AMRs communicate with people?

Through visual indicators like front/rear lights and directional signals, MiR AMRs communicate their movement intentions clearly—enhancing workplace safety and allowing for smooth human-robot collaboration.