Reeman AMR Robots Streamline Auto Industry Logistics from Warehouse to Line

 

Seamless Logistics for Modern Auto Factories

In automotive manufacturing, production speeds are increasing, demanding faster material handling. Traditional manual and forklift-based methods struggle to provide the stable, high-frequency, and precise delivery needed. One auto parts supplier focused on creating an automated link between warehouse and production, avoiding the long, inflexible setup of traditional AGV projects.

The company deployed Reeman AMR handling robots to build a flexible logistics network across storage and production areas. These next-generation robots use autonomous navigation, requiring no site modification for mapping and enabling rapid deployment.

Intelligent Operation in Complex Environments

In complex auto industry settings, Reeman AMRs use 3D cameras and multi-sensor fusion for autonomous obstacle avoidance and dynamic rerouting. They adapt to environments with mixed pedestrian and forklift traffic.

In practice, the robots execute precise delivery from warehouse to line. Upon receiving a system command, they autonomously pick up, transport, and deliver materials, enabling true point-to-point logistics. They also feature a follow mode for ad-hoc needs like trial production, enhancing system flexibility.

For multi-robot operations, a central dispatch system manages coordinated task execution, preventing congestion and idle runs. In multi-floor facilities, the robots autonomously use elevators for continuous cross-floor transport, eliminating manual transfers.

Round-the-Clock Efficiency and Heavy-Duty Support

The robots support automatic recharging and remote summoning, ensuring 24/7 operation. Performance data shows one Reeman AMR can reliably replace three manual handlers, completing hundreds of daily transfers.

For pallets and large items, Reeman AMR unmanned forklifts handle loads from 1 to 1.5 tons. They automate full-pallet logistics with automatic picking and lifting.

Proven Reliability from the Source Factory

As a source AMR manufacturer, Reeman has deep expertise in automotive logistics. With a mature production system and reliable delivery, our products are exported globally and field-proven. The client achieved a 35% efficiency gain in warehouse-to-line logistics, providing robust support for flexible auto manufacturing.

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