robots as a service

Industrial Robot’s Joanne Pransky interviews Tessa Lau, CEO at Dusty Robotics about Dusty’s autonomous mobile robots that print layout plans onto the floors of job sites using information from building information models (BIM) as a guide.

As retailers continue to adopt and roll out omni-channel distribution models, new logistical challenges arise, along with industrial automation technologies and techniques, including autonomous mobile robots, that can overcome them.

Updates include streamline integration and automation for replenishment, returns, and cycle counting.

AI processing, Internet of Things and cloud computing driving growth for nascent market.

Robot fleet management company will add teleoperation to its software for RaaS clients.

German startup aims to reduce upfront investment for customers looking at warehouse picking tasks.

Leasing program MiR Finance to give alternative payment options for AMRs in logistics operations.

Technology and government leaders to gather next week in York, Pa., to discuss how robotics and AI can transform the workforce in cities and towns across America.

Startup combines mobile telepresence robots with human security guards and robots-as-a-service business plan to serve physical security needs at companies.

In an exclusive interview with Robotics Business Review, Louisiana engineering & robotics systems integrator discusses the state of collaborative robot systems and robot leasing programs.

E-commerce order fulfillment requires speed, precision, and flexibility. 3PL Rakuten is working with InVia Robotics to automate its warehouses through robots as a service.

We look at some of the enabling technologies and suppliers responsible for improving manufacturing automation.