On Air with SICK USA: Why is SICK Excited About Robotics?

In this episode of SICK, Inc.'s podcast, On Air with SICK USA, two SICK experts provide insights on mobile robots and industrial vehicles in the market and SICK's role in the world of mobile robots.

By SICK   September 28, 2020         

On Air with SICK USA: Why is SICK Excited About Robotics?

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On Air with SICK USA: Why is SICK Excited About Robotics?

The two guests on this episode are from SICK's corporate headquarters in Germany - Michael Repplinger, Head of Product Management for Mobile Platforms, and Michael Dold, Strategic Industry Manager for Industrial Vehicles. They have a discussion with our host, Rolf Agner, about some trends they are seeing in the industry and why SICK is excited about robotics.

By listening to this episode, you’ll gain insights on:

  • Industry trends for mobile platforms
  • Different sensor solutions available to optimize mobile platforms
  • How AMRs are changing the material handling industry

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