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…and 2026. Source: Statista, Meili Robots What is retail automation? Retail automation refers to the technologies that enable businesses — regardless of whether they are online or brick-and-mortar stores—to streamline manual, repetitive processes that otherwise would require a lot of time and resources. Such automation can have a significant impact…
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Managing fleets of mobile robots is getting easier, thanks to emerging software layers and international collaboration. Meili Robots today announced that it has partnered with InOrbit Inc. Meili Robots provides a universal fleet management system called Meili FMS. The Copenhagen-based company said its system is designed to allow robot operators…
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…and managing their growing robot fleets. InOrbit has responded with its cloud-based robot operations or RobOps software. The company today announced the launch of its Developer Portal, its InOrbit Ecosystem of partners, and a collaboration with AI-based management platform provider 634AI. “Our whole reason for existence is to accelerate adoption…
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…centers, fleets of mobile robots are growing, as is the need to manage them. You might find yourself wondering about buying or building a fleet management system, since controlling everything with a single platform could help optimize operational efficiency and profitability. However, deciding what to do is no easy task.…
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…rising adoption of mobile robots and other automation. Let’s have a closer look at these. Warehouse management systems Traditionally, warehouses would be swamped with paperwork, ranging from paper picking lists to spreadsheets with inventory data. This method makes it difficult for warehouse managers to live up to the fast-paced, dynamic…
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…the variety of warehouse robots to choose from keeps increasing. This does not exactly make it any easier for warehouses to decide which robot to deploy for specific applications. The difference between AGVs and AMRs There are two main types of warehouse robots: automated guided vehicles (AGVs) and autonomous mobile…
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…and distribution centers add robots to keep up with e-commerce demand and compensate for staffing turnover and shortages, new challenges have arisen. Who should manage them, how will they communicate with enterprise systems and one another, and what happens when people and robots from different vendors must collaborate? Many autonomous…
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…where many types of robots from different vendors may work together, most warehouses and distribution centers at an earlier stage of automation adoption. As fleets of mobile robots grow, the need to effectively manage heterogeneous environments is also growing. Meili Robots recently released a report on interoperability. “Many in industry…
