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Pavlo Pikulin, Founder & CEO of Deus Robotics – Interview Series

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Pavlo Pikulin, Founder & CEO of Deus Robotics – Interview Series

Pavlo Pikulin is the founder and CEO of Deus Robotics, which has developed an AI platform that connects and enhances the intelligence of warehouse robots from any manufacturer. The company also offers AI-powered robots that cover 90% of warehouse automation needs — and counting. With over 22 years of experience in AI and 6 years in robotics, Pavlo serves as an Expert on the Artificial Intelligence committee under Ukraine’s Ministry of Digital Transformation.

Can you share your journey in AI and robotics, and what inspired you to start Deus Robotics?

It all began with my dad, who’s always been a tech enthusiast. Even before I was born, he got me a personal computer — pretty rare in my hometown back in 1989.

When I was five, I wrote my first computer program. The idea of giving a task to a machine and watching it execute was absolutely fascinating to me.

At seven, I sold my first website for $20. Soon after, I started building and selling computers. By thirteen, I had written a program to bypass a captcha in a computer game, which later evolved into an automatic number-plate recognition system.

By fifteen, I was convinced that the future was all about robotics.

This realization set my path towards robotics and AI. However, at that age, I didn’t have the means to start my own robotics company, so I took a bit of a detour. At nineteen, I launched a game studio which grew into a global company with 60 million users worldwide. By 2021, we had 700 employees, and some of our games became the top downloads in their genre in the US.

But robotics was always on my mind and in my heart. I’ve always believed the world would be better if robots could handle all the tough, mundane, or dangerous tasks. By late 2017, I had saved enough to finally bootstrap my own robotics company and make that vision a reality.

It took me a year to do all the research in robotics I needed to start. After that, I gathered a team of incredibly talented engineers and programmers — some old friends, others new faces — and we launched Deus Robotics in early 2019. This past summer, Deus Robotics was shortlisted for Logistics UK’s Logistics Awards, Robotics & Automation Awards, and Supply Chain Excellence Awards USA.

What lessons did you carry over from your 15 years in the gaming industry to robotics and AI?

Working on games has given me valuable experience in many key areas, and it’s been rewarding to see how these skills apply to robotics.

Virtual Worlds for Robotics

Virtual worlds are a game-changer in robotics, offering a quicker and more efficient way to test ideas without waiting months for a hardware prototype. Instead of spending time and resources on physical prototypes, you can experiment in a virtual environment. Creating these virtual worlds is a lot like designing a game, where robots interact with their surroundings — this is where my game development experience really comes in handy.

Algorithm Transfer

When we were developing algorithms for robot path planning, as a team, we tapped into our experience from creating similar algorithms in games for character navigation. In our strategy games, hundreds of characters had to navigate through cities with roads and buildings — just like robots in our systems. This made transferring our path-planning expertise to robotics feel seamless and natural.

Complex Software and Analytics

Robots, much like games, are built on complex software. Developing a world-class game involves creating secure payment systems, social features like chat and groups, competitive elements, and a detailed virtual world with countless mechanics. One of our games had over 300 functional windows — more than you’d find in most banking apps! Games also handle massive loads, with millions or even billions of users performing countless actions, and this experience provides valuable insights for warehouse robotics.

Another crucial aspect is analytics. In games, we had to quickly and efficiently analyze user actions, managing high volumes of data. The same is true for robots, which continuously send vast amounts of data that need robust processing and analysis systems. Additionally, creating AI agents in games to engage players is similar to programming robots, as both involve crafting intelligent, responsive behavior.

In short, if you can build and manage a game development team, you’ve got what it takes to lead a robotics team as well.

How has your role in the Artificial Intelligence Committee under Ukraine’s Ministry of Digital Transformation influenced your work at Deus Robotics?

The Committee’s goal is to advise government authorities on AI, including robotics. I joined to provide expertise specifically in robotics and to consult on government requests. We’re also focused on education, regulations, and pilot AI projects in Ukraine. 

Through my work with the Committee, Deus Robotics found a way to expand our passion for advancing robotics in Ukraine beyond just warehouse automation. This allows us to make a broader impact.

Could you explain the unique AI brain developed by Deus Robotics and how it enhances the intelligence of warehouse robots?

Our robot control software, dubbed AI brain, includes key technologies:

1. On-Robot Systems:

A system that collects and analyzes data from all the robot’s sensors, helping it understand its surroundings, determine its location, and make decisions.

A control system that manages all robot mechanisms, such as manipulators, motors, lidars, and cameras, to execute the robot’s decisions.

A 3D recognition system that identifies obstacles using 3D cameras and a lidar recognition system that interprets what the LIDAR detects.

2. Centralized Management Platform:

Our AI platform connects all robots via Wi-Fi, coordinating their actions and enabling centralized communication.

In warehouses, our centralized system is crucial. It prevents collisions by tracking each robot’s exact location in real-time, allowing them to move quickly and safely.

This centralized system also integrates seamlessly with the warehouse management system, making it a key advantage and streamlining robot management.

Besides being connected, our robots are also getting smarter. Thanks to the adapters for different robots, our system can integrate robots from various manufacturers, enabling them to share information and coordinate tasks.

Previously, robots could only coordinate with other robots from the same manufacturer. Now, they can exchange data and work together across different brands.

What sets Deus Robotics apart from other companies in the warehouse automation industry?

Unlike other warehouse robotics companies, we’ve developed the heart of what makes robots truly effective: their brain. Our AI-powered brain connects with robots from any manufacturer, including our own, turning even the simplest robots into smarter, more capable machines. This kind of interoperability is something special in the industry.

This is especially important because, typically, robots from different manufacturers don’t play well together. Each robotics provider only covers a small slice of automation needs, leaving warehouses to choose from too many options. Each provider also requires costly and time-consuming integration, making it hard to switch if you want to try something new. Plus, when robots from different providers can’t connect or be centrally managed, it complicates operations and limits your ability to scale.

That’s where we come in. Our system makes it easy to bring as many robots as you need under one roof, all managed through a single, user-friendly platform.

With our solution, you get:

All automation needs covered under one system.

A single integration for all current and future providers, eliminating repeated integration costs and allowing you to switch providers as needed.

An easy-to-use management system for all current and future robots.

AI-enhanced, smarter robots that work together seamlessly (what’s important, our system can connect with humanoids, too).

Ongoing training and support for warehouse operators to ensure smooth operations.

And the best part? Our solution is truly all-in-one. We offer robots that tackle 90% of logistics tasks (and counting), paired with our AI platform that ties everything together. With our system, you can easily connect robots from any provider, simplify your operations, and scale your automation like never before. This is particularly important as only 20% of warehouses are automated.

How does Lidar technology enhance the navigation capabilities of your AGVs compared to traditional methods?

When our robot spots a floor tag, it navigates with pinpoint accuracy — within 1mm. But when the tag isn’t in view, accuracy can drop to around 20mm. That’s where LIDAR comes in, helping to keep navigation precise even between markers.

LIDAR adds another layer of information, which we combine with data from tags and gyroscopes. Each source gives us different insights with varying accuracy. Our specialized system merges all these inputs to pinpoint the robot’s position with high precision. The more accurate the data, the better the robot navigates, and precise positioning is key to smooth and effective robot movement.

Could you describe the role and benefits of your Robot as a Service (RaaS) and Software as a Service (SaaS) models for businesses?

Buying robots requires significant capital investment, leading to a payback period of one to three years. This also ties up the client’s operating funds and increases capital expenses.

RaaS (Robots as a Service) is a game-changer for businesses. It eliminates the need for capital investment, relying instead on operational expenses. The payback begins in the first month, thanks to the immediate boost in productivity. Instead of needing 2-5 times more people to achieve the same productivity, robots enhance the efficiency of existing staff—at a lower cost than hiring additional workers.

Plus, RaaS reduces risk. There’s no need to freeze investments, and expenses shift from CAPEX to OPEX.

What are the advantages of QR Code Navigation in AGVs, and how does it compare to Lidar?

Automated guided vehicles (AGVs) follow fixed routes, navigating via floor tags instead of LIDAR, and can’t deviate from their path. In contrast, our autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) use 3D LIDAR scans for flexible navigation without relying on floor markers.

In what ways do Deus Robotics’ solutions address the current challenges faced by warehouse logistics and the 3PL industry?

Currently, we offer a solution that transports goods from point A to point B, which is especially appealing to fulfillment centers. However, the need to move goods exists in any warehouse — whether it’s in manufacturing, healthcare, automotive, or retail. In the future, we plan to expand our product line to include robots that can handle tasks like packing, loading and unloading trucks, unpacking, and picking. We’re already working closely with robot manufacturers to integrate their products into our lineup.

Another challenge we’re addressing to make warehouses more efficient is providing a unified system for managing robots — a single integration, management, and enhancement point. Our clients don’t need to deal with multiple robot platforms. They only need to integrate with us once and can then use any robots they choose. While our current selection of robots is limited (we have 15 models to date), we’re constantly working to expand it.

What advancements do you foresee in the integration of AI and robotics in warehouse automation over the next 5-10 years?

One of the biggest challenges we face is figuring out the best way to automate each warehouse. Even though warehouses perform similar tasks, they differ in the details — like processes, staff, the types of goods they handle, and their goals. Some aim for maximum efficiency, others for cost-effectiveness. Planning the right automation solution and setting up the best business processes takes a lot of time and effort from experts. I’m convinced that AI will soon help us design warehouse automation in just seconds, making the process much smoother and more efficient.

Another exciting development is the rise of specialized robots designed for specific tasks. While the first robots were built for general use, as automation grows, we’ll see more robots tailored to unique needs. For example, inventory robots are just starting to appear since most warehouses only need one or two.

Humanoid robots are also on the horizon. These versatile robots will be able to handle tasks much like humans, thanks to advances in AI.

AI is also getting better at helping people with their tasks, like smarter voice assistants that can offer guidance. Plus, AI can optimize warehouse operations by analyzing data and improving efficiency. With access to digital warehouse data, AI can quickly identify and fix issues, making everything run more smoothly.

Looking at the bigger picture, AI will also improve how different warehouses work together, along with suppliers and logistics partners. This includes better scheduling, moving goods efficiently, and predicting what will be needed next.

All in all, AI and robotics are not just tools for automation — they’re the keys to unlocking a smarter, more connected future for warehouses and beyond.

Thank you for the great interview, readers who wish to learn more should visit Deus Robotics.

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Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs) Market Size, Revenue Share, Drivers & Trends Analysis, 2024–2030

The Autonomous Mobile Robots Market was valued at USD 1.7 billion in 2023 and will surpass USD 5.2 billion by 2030; growing at a CAGR of 16.9% during 2024 – 2030. the Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs) market has seen significant growth, driven by advancements in robotics, artificial intelligence (AI), and machine learning. AMRs, which can navigate and perform tasks without direct human intervention, are transforming industries by enhancing efficiency, reducing costs, and improving safety. This blog explores the current state of the AMRs market, key trends, and future prospects.

Autonomous Mobile Robots are a type of robot that can perform various tasks in diverse environments, from warehouses and manufacturing floors to hospitals and retail spaces. Unlike traditional automated guided vehicles (AGVs), which require predefined paths and external guidance, AMRs use sensors, cameras, and AI to understand their surroundings, make decisions in real-time, and navigate dynamically within a space.

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Market Growth and Drivers

The AMRs market is experiencing rapid expansion, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) expected to exceed 20% over the next few years. Several factors contribute to this growth:

E-commerce Boom: The rise of e-commerce has led to an increased demand for efficient and flexible logistics solutions. AMRs help in automating warehouse operations, handling goods, and optimizing supply chains, making them indispensable in the fast-paced world of online retail.

Labor Shortages and Rising Costs: In many industries, labor shortages and rising wages are pushing companies to seek automated solutions. AMRs offer a viable alternative, performing repetitive tasks like material handling, inventory management, and transportation more cost-effectively than human labor.

Technological Advancements: Continuous improvements in AI, machine learning, and sensor technologies are enhancing the capabilities of AMRs. These advancements allow robots to operate in increasingly complex environments, boosting their adoption across various sectors.

Safety and Compliance: AMRs are designed to work alongside humans safely, reducing the risk of workplace accidents. In environments like healthcare, where precision and hygiene are critical, AMRs can perform tasks such as disinfection and delivery, minimizing human contact and contamination risks.

Key Trends Shaping the AMRs Market

Industry-Specific Solutions: As the AMRs market matures, we are witnessing the development of industry-specific solutions. For instance, in healthcare, AMRs are used for patient monitoring, medication delivery, and even surgical assistance. In manufacturing, they are employed for assembly line automation and quality control.

Integration with IoT and Big Data: The integration of AMRs with Internet of Things (IoT) devices and big data analytics is creating smarter, more connected environments. By collecting and analyzing data from their surroundings, AMRs can optimize their operations, predict maintenance needs, and adapt to changing conditions in real-time.

Collaborative Robots (Cobots): The rise of collaborative robots, or cobots, is another significant trend. Cobots are designed to work alongside human workers, assisting with tasks that require precision, strength, or endurance. This collaboration not only enhances productivity but also reduces the workload on human employees.

Expansion into New Markets: While logistics and manufacturing have been the primary markets for AMRs, their application is expanding into new areas such as agriculture, hospitality, and defense. In agriculture, for example, AMRs are used for tasks like crop monitoring, harvesting, and soil analysis.

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Challenges and Future Outlook

Despite the promising growth, the AMRs market faces challenges, including high initial investment costs, regulatory hurdles, and the need for ongoing technological development. Ensuring that AMRs can operate safely and efficiently in diverse environments, particularly in industries with stringent regulations, remains a critical challenge.

Looking ahead, the future of the AMRs market is bright. As technology continues to advance, we can expect to see more sophisticated and versatile AMRs that can handle increasingly complex tasks. The integration of AMRs with other emerging technologies like 5G, edge computing, and autonomous vehicles will further propel the market forward.

Conclusion

The Autonomous Mobile Robots market is at the forefront of a technological revolution, reshaping how industries operate. From enhancing efficiency in warehouses to improving patient care in hospitals, AMRs are proving to be invaluable assets in the modern world. As the market continues to grow, driven by innovation and the need for automation, AMRs will play an increasingly important role in the future of work.

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Autonomous Mobile Robots Market Estimated To Witness Growth Due To Rising Demand From Logistics And Warehousing Industries

The global autonomous mobile robots market is estimated to be valued at US$ 3.41 Bn in 2024 and is expected to exhibit a CAGR of 3.1% over the forecast period 2024 to 2031, as highlighted in a new report published by Coherent Market Insights. Market Dynamics: The key driver explained from the heading is the rising demand from logistics and warehousing industries. The growing e-commerce sector has placed significant pressure on logistics and warehousing companies to expedite and streamline operations. Autonomous mobile robots help in automating material handling tasks which reduces operational costs and improves productivity for warehouse and logistics companies. Additionally, AMRs ensure safer working environments by eliminating risks associated with manual material handling. This factor is further driving their adoption across industries. Furthermore, continuous technological advancements are making AMRs more affordable and efficient. Emergence of IoT and AI-enabled AMR solutions is also fueling market growth over the forecast period. SWOT Analysis Strength: Autonomous mobile robots are highly efficient as they can operate 24/7 without breaks. They perform repetitive and routine tasks with high accuracy reducing the scope of human errors. Their programming makes them consistent in task performance. Weakness: High initial investment costs are required for deployment of autonomous mobile robots. Technical glitches and system failures can disrupt workflow. Lack of dexterity and adaptability are limitations as they cannot handle unpredictable situations or tasks requiring human judgment. Opportunity: Increased labor costs and shortage of labor is driving many industries to adopt robotics solutions. The logistics and warehousing sector offers huge growth opportunity for autonomous mobile robots for applications like transportation and sorting. Growth of e-commerce will further boost demand. Threats: Concerns around job losses can increase resistance from labor unions. Delay in development of technologies like advanced sensing, AI and 5G networks can hamper full potential of autonomous mobile robots. Changes in government regulations regarding robotics can affect adoption plans of some companies. Key Takeaways The global autonomous mobile robots market growth is expected to witness high growth over the forecast period owing to benefits like improved efficiency and reduced costs. The market size is estimated to reach US$ 3.41 Mn in 2024 from US$ 1.23 Mn in 2019, indicating a CAGR of around 3.1% during the period. Regional analysis:

North America currently dominates the market attributed to rapid technological advancement and increasing investments by prominent players in the region. Asia Pacific is anticipated to be the fastest growing market led by countries like China, Japan and India. With growing industrialization and manufacturing hub status, the APAC autonomous mobile robots market is projected to witness a CAGR of over 4% during the forecast period. Key players:

Key players operating in the autonomous mobile robots market are Sanofi, Pfizer, Inc., Novartis AG., B. Braun Melsungen AG, Fresenius Medical Care, Medtronic, Preservation Solution Inc., TransMedics, Inc., Organ Recovery Systems, and Transonic Systems Inc. These key players are focused on new product launches and partnerships to strengthen their market position.

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AGV vs AMR: 5 Key Differences to Overcome the Confusions

The terms ‘automated’ and ‘autonomous’ are frequently mixed up and used interchangeably, yet they possess distinct and inherent differences in meaning.

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The Role of AI in Enhancing Autonomous Mobile Robot Capabilities

An autonomous mobile robot (AMR) is a multipurpose, self-contained robot that can move around and carry out activities in dynamic surroundings without assistance from a human. AMRs can map their environment, make judgments in real time, and adjust to changing situations since they are outfitted with sophisticated sensors, cameras, and artificial intelligence. These  autonomous mobile robots are commonly utilized for duties like material handling, inventory management, and patient care in sectors including manufacturing, logistics, and healthcare. Their independence boosts productivity, lowers personnel expenses, and increases security in intricate settings.

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Autonomous Mobile Robots Market to Witness Significant Growth, Driven by Diverse Payload Capacities

The global Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMR) market is expected to experience robust growth over the coming years, fueled by the increasing adoption of automation and the diverse payload capacities offered by these robots. According to recent market analysis, the AMR market is segmented by payload capacity into three key categories: <100 kg, 100-500 kg, and >500 kg. Each segment caters to specific industry needs, driving the market’s expansion and offering tailored solutions for a wide range of applications.

The global autonomous mobile robots market size is estimated to be valued USD 1.8 billion in 2023 and is anticipated to reach USD 4.1 billion by 2028, at a CAGR of 17.5% during the forecast period.

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Market Overview

The Autonomous Mobile Robots market, segmented by payload capacity, is set to cater to varying industrial demands, from lightweight transportation to heavy-duty material handling. As businesses across industries continue to seek efficient automation solutions, the market for AMRs with varying payload capacities is poised for significant growth.

1. <100 kg Payload Capacity: Precision in Lightweight Applications

The segment for AMRs with a payload capacity of less than 100 kg is particularly important for industries that require the precise handling and transportation of small and lightweight items. These robots are commonly used in sectors such as electronics, healthcare, retail, and warehousing, where the safe and efficient movement of small goods is critical.

The agility and speed of AMRs in this payload category make them ideal for tasks such as picking and placing items, inventory management, and last-mile delivery. Their compact size and advanced navigation systems allow them to operate efficiently in confined spaces, making them a valuable asset in crowded environments like retail stores and hospitals.

2. 100-500 kg Payload Capacity: Versatility for Medium-Duty Operations

Autonomous mobile robots with a payload capacity ranging from 100 to 500 kg are the most versatile in the market, offering a balance between strength and agility. This segment is widely used across industries such as manufacturing, automotive, and logistics, where the transportation of medium-sized goods and components is required.

These robots are designed to handle a wide variety of tasks, including the movement of raw materials, work-in-progress items, and finished products within production lines and warehouses. The ability to automate these tasks helps businesses reduce labor costs, increase operational efficiency, and improve safety by minimizing human intervention in repetitive or hazardous tasks.

The demand for AMRs in this payload category is expected to grow rapidly, driven by the need for flexible and scalable automation solutions that can adapt to varying production volumes and warehouse requirements.

3. >500 kg Payload Capacity: Powerhouse for Heavy-Duty Material Handling

AMRs with a payload capacity of over 500 kg are designed for heavy-duty applications, capable of transporting large and heavy loads across industrial environments. These robots are particularly valuable in sectors such as heavy manufacturing, aerospace, and construction, where the efficient movement of bulky materials and components is crucial.

The robustness and reliability of these high-capacity AMRs make them ideal for automating the transportation of heavy goods, reducing the need for forklifts and other traditional material handling equipment. By automating these tasks, businesses can enhance productivity, reduce workplace injuries, and optimize space utilization.

As industries continue to scale up their operations, the demand for AMRs in this segment is expected to rise, offering a powerful solution for the automated handling of heavy materials.

Market Outlook

The Autonomous Mobile Robots market is poised for substantial growth across all payload capacity segments, driven by the increasing demand for automation in various industries. The diverse payload capacities offered by AMRs enable businesses to select the most suitable robots for their specific operational needs, ensuring maximum efficiency and productivity.

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GLOBAL AUTONOMOUS MOBILE MANIPULATOR ROBOTS (AMMR) MARKET FORECAST 2024-2032

According to Inkwood Research, the Global Autonomous Mobile Manipulator Robots (AMMR) Market is estimated to project a CAGR of 23.42% in terms of revenue during the forecasting years of 2024-2032.

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Autonomous Mobile Manipulator Robots (AMMR) represent a significant leap in robotics, combining the mobility of autonomous mobile robots (AMR) with the dexterity of robotic manipulators. These advanced systems are revolutionizing various industrial sectors by enhancing productivity, efficiency, and safety.

In the industrial landscape, AMMRs are primarily employed in manufacturing, warehousing, and logistics. Their ability to navigate complex environments and perform intricate tasks makes them indispensable in modern factories. AMMRs can autonomously move materials, assemble components, and even perform quality control checks, reducing the need for human intervention in hazardous or repetitive tasks.

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Key Growth Driver: Advancements in Robotics and AI

AI algorithms and machine learning techniques empower AMMRs to learn from data, identify patterns, make decisions, and solve complex problems autonomously. In healthcare, these algorithms analyze medical data to aid in disease diagnosis and treatment planning. In manufacturing, they enable AMMRs to perform complex tasks like assembling intricate components, conducting quality control inspections, and operating in hazardous environments with precision and speed.

Computer vision, a branch of AI, applies machine learning to images and videos, allowing AMMRs to recognize and interpret objects, people, and gestures for sophisticated interaction with their surroundings. For example, a London-based emotion AI startup used computer vision to analyze facial expressions through cameras, helping brands like Coca-Cola and AT&T evaluate commercial effectiveness based on viewer emotions.

The rapid advancements in AI technology, including sensor technologies, machine learning, and computer vision, have significantly enhanced AMMRs' capabilities, making them highly effective and versatile across various industries.

Fastest-Growing End-User: Electronics and Semiconductors

In the electronics and semiconductor industry, Autonomous Mobile Manipulator Robots (AMMR) are utilized for assembly, dispensing, material removal, and packaging. Robotics have always been crucial in these sectors for executing complex assemblies with high precision. AMMRs specifically handle tasks such as quality inspection, stress testing, product packaging, palletizing, painting, arranging, and testing. As the electronics industry evolves, there is an increasing demand for advanced AMMRs capable of managing more critical operations in electronics manufacturing.

Prominent Geography: Asia-Pacific

In Asia-Pacific, where manufacturing plays a critical role in the economy, AMMRs are streamlining processes such as material handling, assembly, and quality control. This leads to higher efficiency, lower operational costs, and improved safety standards in factories and warehouses.

Healthcare in Asia-Pacific is also benefiting from the deployment of AMMRs. These robots assist in transporting medical supplies, pharmaceuticals, and equipment within hospitals, allowing healthcare workers to focus more on patient care. With their precise manipulation capabilities, AMMRs are utilized in tasks such as medication delivery and sample collection, ensuring accuracy and minimizing the risk of errors.

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What Does A Factory Need? Fixed Vs Flexible Automation

A variety of tools and equipment are used in the factory for the production of products or machinery. The assembling process of any material is quite crucial since it involves advanced technology and smart people working in the factory. Proper programming is required to run a factory, the speed of manufacturing, the working capacity of employees and the quality of the material is all assessed by the computing system read more here…