Tracks and Sessions
Systems and Platforms
- Introduction to Autonomous Mobile Robots
- Selection Criteria for Autonomous Mobile Robots
- Precise Motor Control Considerations for Autonomous Mobile Robot Systems
Managements
- Autonomous Mobile Robots: Scaling From Pilots to Fleets
- Robotics-as-a-Service Business Models for Autonomous Mobile Robots
- Safety and Standards for Autonomous Mobile Robots
- Cloud Based Fleet Management for Autonomous Mobile Robots
Industries
- Mobile Robots in Manufacturing Environments: Recent Case Studies
- AMR Types and Demand Drivers
- AMR Features and Capabilities
- Representative Products
- Case Studies
- Safety and Standards
- New Enablers
- What’s Next
- Callie Moriarty, Solutions Executive, 6 River Systems
- Greg Doppler, President, Cornerstone Specialty Wood Products, LLC
Speaker:
- Jay Judkowitz, VP, Product, OTTO Motors
Speaker:
- Jonathan Chang, Director - Global Expansion, ForwardX Robotics
- Integration with existing infrastructure
- Interoperation with existing automation processes
- Configuration and deployment
- Fleet management and pick optimization
- Safety, security and control
- Failover and intervention management
- Monitoring, auditing and analytics
- Matt Charles, Sales Director Midwest & Canada Mobile, Industrial Robots Inc.
- Mapping and Navigation
- Communication and Security
- Power and Power Management
- Fleet Management and Control
- Example Use Cases
- Steve Branch, Sr. Director Sales Engineering, Locus Robotics
Speakers:
- Nathan Bivans, Chief Technology Officer, FORT Robotics
- Sam Visalli, Design Engineer, Embedded Processing
- Tom Ryden, Mass Robotics
Autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) have proven themselves in the field, providing real business value for delivery, material transportation, remote sensing, and other applications on the factory floor, in warehouses and distribution centers, as well as in public places such as airports and retail stores. With this success, AMR deployments have increased rapidly, with early pilot projects giving way to deployments of multi-robot systems, and now onto AMR fleets. To ensure that collections of autonomous systems operate cooperatively, efficiently and safely, it is critical that fleet management technology be adopted and utilized. In this Autonomous Mobile Robotics Week session, attendees with learn how cloud-based fleet management solutions provide support for AMR monitoring, control, scheduling, simulation, and optimization, and by doing so reduce overall system costs, increase robustness and enhance safe operation.
For many manufacturing considering AMRs, questions remain… are they productive as advertised, are they cost effective, can they be integrated with other automation technology, can they be scaled? In this Autonomous Mobile Robotics Week roundtable session, a series of case studies of AMR installations in manufacturing environments will provide answers to these questions (and more).
Attendees of this webinar will learn:
- Different types of mobile robots in an industrial environment
- To understand the motor drives subsystem enabling robot movement
- Explore standards, such as ISO 3691-4 related to mobile robotics functional safety considerations
- Kristen Nørgård Mogensen, Industrial systems engineer, Industrial Factory Automation and Control- Robotics