A manufacturing plant operated by carmaker Chery has introduced autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) to enhance the site’s advanced manufacturing capabilities and streamline intralogistics operations.
The carmaker hopes the AMRs will enable improved efficiency in the assembly of vehicles, with this ‘super factory’ being one of the company’s first sites to adopt vision-based AMRs for automated material movement in the assembly workshop.
The AMRs will form the first stage of a larger automation rollout, with more than 100 AMRs being integrated with the factory’s Logistics Execution Systems (LES) software to support autonomous material movement across production lines.
