Reeman Automation

  Automotive Logistics Must Move With Production Changes In the automotive manufacturing supply chain, product variety is high, production rhythms are fast, and batch switching is frequent. Material transport from warehouse to production line directly determines whether the entire line can run continuously. For automotive parts manufacturers, logistics systems must not only “work,” but also adapt quickly to production changes. During its smart manufacturing upgrade, one automotive supplier evaluated traditional AGV solutions but found that fixed routes, QR codes, and track installation required long modification cycles. Frequent production line changes further increased maintenance and reconfiguration costs. Choosing Reeman AMR as the Core Logistics System The company ultimately deployed Reeman AMR delivery robots as the core equipment of its internal logistics system. Unlike traditional AGVs, Reeman AMRs represent an upgraded generation of mobile robots. Using autonomous navigatio...

  Driving High-End Smart Manufacturing Through Core Technology The high-quality development of Shenzhen’s automotive industry relies on continuous breakthroughs in core technologies and deep integration of intelligent equipment. As a technology pioneer in next-generation autonomous mobile robots, Reeman places innovation at the center of its strategy, focusing on the R&D and manufacturing of AMR delivery robots. With fully self-developed core technologies and all-scenario adaptability, Reeman helps automotive manufacturers break away from the limitations of traditional logistics systems and transition toward high-end, flexible, and intelligent production—demonstrating the true strength of “Made in Shenzhen.” Autonomous Navigation That Truly Understands the Environment Reeman AMR delivery robots stand out through advanced autonomous navigation and obstacle avoidance capabilities. By integrating laser SLAM with 3D vision positioning, and combining LiDAR, 3D depth cameras, and mul...

 As a global hub for automotive innovation, Shenzhen has built a complete automotive ecosystem covering vehicle manufacturing, power batteries, electric drive systems, and intelligent connectivity. With more than two thousand upstream and downstream companies, the region forms a highly collaborative industrial cluster. In this transformation toward intelligent manufacturing, internal logistics acts like the capillary network of the supply chain. Its flexibility and efficiency directly influence overall competitiveness. Reeman AMR delivery robots are helping remove traditional logistics constraints and becoming a key intelligent link across the automotive value chain. From Fixed Guidance to Autonomous Intelligence Unlike traditional AGV systems that rely on fixed guidance paths, Reeman AMR robots use laser SLAM navigation and multi-sensor fusion perception to achieve autonomous operation and plug-and-play deployment. No magnetic tape or QR markers are required, and full deployment c...

For manufacturing plants, the period before the Spring Festival is a critical delivery sprint and also the peak season for labor shortages. Material handling roles, which connect production, warehousing, and shipping, are especially difficult to staff. Vacancies in these positions directly affect plant capacity and order fulfillment speed. Facing the triple pressure of labor shortages, rising labor costs, and low handling efficiency, Reeman AMR delivery robots have become a practical solution. With advanced technology and ready-to-deploy systems, they quickly fill workforce gaps, stabilize output, and help factories reduce operating costs during peak production periods. Replacing Labor Gaps to Protect Output Targets Unlike manual handling, which is affected by time limits, fatigue, and worker availability, Reeman AMR robots operate continuously without breaks or leave. This makes them well suited for pre-holiday production surges that require extended shifts and high throughput. With f...

  The Annual Pre-Holiday Labor Shortage Every year before holidays, a common crisis hits: full order books meet empty transportation positions. Production plans get twisted around staffing, not customer deadlines. This hurts output and complicates management. To change this, logistics must be stable, replicable, and scalable—not dependent on temporary labor. Standardized, Stable Logistics Output Reeman AMR handling robots provide this stability. For workshop material handling, they transport 100–600kg by lifting entire racks. This delivers materials directly from storage to the line, avoiding manual loading and multiple transfers. Laser navigation ensures precise operation even in busy, dynamic aisles. The robots integrate with automatic doors and elevators, creating continuous multi-floor links between warehouse, production, and testing areas. Line-side staff request materials with one tap. An intelligent scheduling system then assigns the closest robot based on priority and locat...

  The Pre-Holiday Production Bottleneck In many factories, equipment is automated, but logistics still rely heavily on people. This mismatch peaks before holidays. High staff turnover, hiring difficulties, and training costs disrupt material flow. Production lines slow down because parts don't arrive on time. Often, the real limit isn't the machines—it's how fast materials move. Reeman AMR handling robots target this overlooked bottleneck. They create an unmanned logistics system with stable, predictable output, replacing unreliable manual labor. Flexible Automation for Light and Medium Loads For light to medium tasks, Reeman AMRs handle 100–600kg. They lift and move entire racks. This suits electronics, plastics, hardware, and packaging plants. Using LiDAR navigation, they need no floor markers. Deployment is quick and adaptable to line changes. In complex facilities, they detect people and obstacles, adjusting paths in real-time. They also integrate with automatic doors a...