Chelmsford, Mass.-based AutoGuide Mobile Robots sells a range of AMRs of various sizes, including the MAX-N-Base.
The company was founded in 2018. It is a subsidiary of Teradyne Inc., which bought the company in 2019. Testing equipment maker Teradyne also owns Mobile Industrial Robots and collaborative robot leader Universal Robots.
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