Robotics & AMR Solutions
Robotics & AMR Solutions
Discuss Your Automation RequirementsOur Robotics & AMR Solutions help manufacturers automate repetitive production tasks and internal material movement. We customise robotic and Autonomous Mobile Robot systems around your manufacturing process, factory layout and automation requirements, whether the application involves workstation automation, material transportation or integration across a wider production environment.
What Our Robotics & AMR Solutions Help With
Robotics and AMRs address different but complementary automation requirements. Industrial robots can automate repeatable operations at or around a workstation, while AMRs can transport materials between production areas, equipment and internal logistics points.
Used individually or together, these technologies can support manufacturers that need to reduce repetitive manual handling and create a more connected approach to production and material flow.
Robotics and AMR Applications
Depending on the manufacturing requirement, our solutions can support:
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Robotic assembly
for component handling, positioning and automated assembly processes
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Pick-and-place automation
between machines, workstations, conveyors or other equipment
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Machine tending
for loading and unloading parts from production equipment
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Automated material handling
within workstations or between manufacturing processes
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AMR material transportation
between production areas, workstations and equipment
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Intralogistics automation
for material movement across different stages of production
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Production-line integration
with surrounding machines and automation systems
The appropriate configuration depends on the task being automated, material handling requirements, production sequence and factory environment.
Choosing Between Robotics and AMR
Industrial robots are generally suited to repetitive production activities such as assembly, pick-and-place, machine tending and inspection. AMRs are used primarily for transporting materials between locations within a manufacturing facility.
Where both production automation and internal material transport are required, robotics and AMRs can be considered as part of the same wider automation system.
Where These Solutions Can Be Applied
Robotics and AMR solutions can support manufacturing environments including semiconductor, electronics and EMS, automotive, medical devices, food and beverages, logistics, packaging and general manufacturing.
Each application has different production processes, layouts and material-flow requirements, so the solution should be based on the actual manufacturing environment rather than selecting equipment in isolation.
How We Approach Robotics & AMR Projects
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1. Understand the automation requirement
We review the repetitive task, material movement requirement or production process that needs to be automated.
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2. Assess the application environment
We consider surrounding machines, workstations, production flow and factory conditions.
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3. Define the automation approach
The solution may involve industrial robotics, AMR transportation or integration with other automation systems.
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4. Develop the customised solution
The system is configured according to your manufacturing and factory automation requirements.
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5. Support implementation and integration
Our technical team can provide implementation assistance, commissioning support, troubleshooting and after-sales technical support.
Why Work with iMS Motionet?
We operate as both an automation solution provider and industrial automation product distributor. Our team works with manufacturers, machine builders and system integrators, with wider capabilities covering smart screwing, intelligent MAGLEV transfer systems, servo press solutions, machine vision and industrial software.
This allows Robotics & AMR requirements to be considered as part of the wider production and automation process.
Plan Your Robotics & AMR Solution
Tell us about the production task, material movement requirement, factory environment or automation system you want to improve. Our team can assess the application and discuss whether robotics, AMR or an integrated approach is suitable.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Robotic systems can be integrated with machines, workstations and wider automation systems depending on the existing equipment and manufacturing process.
Yes. They can be combined where a manufacturing process requires both automated production tasks and material transportation between different production areas.
Yes. Our technical team can provide implementation assistance, commissioning support, troubleshooting and after-sales technical support as part of the automation project.
