Advanced Motion & Controls now supplied MiR robots for businesses in Eastern Canada.

The wide range of industrial equipment continues to expand at Advanced Motion & Controls Ltd. – including the supplier’s selection of robotic solutions. Most recently, the distributor has begun offering Mobile Industrial Robots’ (MiR) lineup of autonomous mobile robots, or AMRs, in Eastern Canada. These robotic devices are designed to optimize workflows in logistics and manufacturing operations by maximizing productivity. MiR offers the broadest variety of AMRs in the industrial market.

A new robot every year

To live up to customer demand, MiR has continued to launch a new robot product every year since its founding in May 2013. Today, the manufacturer makes autonomous mobile robots with payloads from 100 to 1,000 kilograms. These devices can optimize all workflows, from the transportation of small parts to the automatic movement of heavy loads and pallets. These AMRs make workers more efficient by allowing them to concentrate on activities with higher value; they also reduce lead times, lower the risk of bottlenecks, and maximize workplace safety.

MiR cites the following advantages of investing in these autonomous mobile robots from Advanced Motion & Controls Ltd.:

• Safety. AMRs collaborate safely with workers, while avoiding static and dynamic obstacles and complying with relevant safety standards.
• Flexibility. With an open platform, AMRs are easy to customize with various top modules. MiR can offer out-of-the-box solutions, as can third parties via MiRGo.
• Scalable qualities. Quick, central configuration of robots fleets and efficiently coordinated traffic flows between AMRs. Shared data between robots make it easy to add new AMRs to fleets.
• Efficiency. AMRs navigate in highly dynamic environments, choose the most efficient paths, and calculate alternative routes automatically when necessary. They also use multiple pickup and delivery points.
• Easy integration. Quick, cost-efficient deployment without disruptions to existing processes or layout. Users can program AMRs with a user-friendly robot interface; no prior programming experience required.
• Agility. AMRs fit into most environments and can move in narrow spaces, drive up ramps, and take elevators. Modifying a robot’s setup is easy when the factory floor or processes change.

To learn more, contact Advanced Motion & Controls Ltd.