Autonomous decision-making
Perception & obstacle avoidance
Dynamic indoor navigation
Indoor Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs) are designed to move materials safely and efficiently within dynamic indoor environments. Using advanced sensors, onboard intelligence, and real-time navigation, these robots autonomously travel between locations while adapting to people, equipment, and changing layouts.
Built for internal logistics and material transport, indoor AMRs support tasks such as parts delivery and work-in-progress movement while operating without fixed infrastructure. They integrate into existing workflows and provide a reliable, autonomous way to reduce manual transport and improve operational flow.
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Logistics & Storage
by Holman Robotics
Holman Robotics’ Parts Movement Solution automates the transport of parts, tools, and materials within service departments, distribution areas, and industrial facilities—reducing technician downtime, and operational bottlenecks. Designed for dynamic…
Battery life:
9-11 hours
Max speed:
5mph but adjustable for safety
Navigation method:
Lidar & VSLAM
Payload capacity:
220 lbs.
Full-service bundle A Full-Service Bundle is an end-to-end automation solution that includes solution design, supplier coordination, implementation support, and ongoing service, delivered through a single monthly payment. from $1200/month
Robotics & Market Insights
Advantages 1. AMRs can be highly autonomous One of the biggest advantages of an AMR is its autonomy, meaning that it can scan an area for obstacles on its own. This also…
01.04.2020
Robotics & Market Insights
Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs) have found their way into many industrial applications. Improvements in technology have been the driving force. Some of the critical…
14.09.2021
Industry Expert Talks
By Hans Morten Henriksen, Owner, Maskinsikkerhed As a safety consultant, I have visited many sites that use mobile robots to make transportation of materials more efficient…
12.12.2019
AMRs automate the transport of parts, tools, and materials between stockrooms, staging areas, and work zones. By replacing manual parts runs, they reduce walking time, minimize delays, and ensure materials arrive where they’re needed—when they’re needed.
Within warehouses and distribution areas, AMRs support internal logistics by moving goods between storage, picking, and staging locations. They operate safely alongside people and equipment, helping maintain smooth material flow without relying on fixed automation.
In service and maintenance environments, AMRs deliver parts directly to technicians working in bays or on-site areas. This keeps technicians focused on service tasks while improving response times and reducing downtime caused by waiting for materials.
AMRs assist manufacturing operations by transporting materials and work-in-progress between production steps. By supporting consistent material supply and reducing bottlenecks, they help stabilize throughput and improve overall operational efficiency.
