ABB Robotics has introduced the Flexley Tug T702 autonomous mobile robot featuring AI-based Visual SLAM navigation technology and the new AMR Studio software. This advancement allows first-time users to easily program and manage fleets of mobile robots, reducing commissioning time by up to 20 percent. The integration of AI technology aims to address the shortage of skilled labor by enabling intelligent robots to operate autonomously.
The acquisition of Sevensense in January has enabled ABB to enhance its mobile robot portfolio to meet the increasing demand in the market, projected to grow at a rate of 20 percent CAGR through 2026. The Visual SLAM technology, combined with AI and 3D vision, empowers AMRs to navigate dynamic environments independently, making intelligent decisions. The AMR Studio software further simplifies the setup and management of AMR fleets, catering to users with varying levels of experience.
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