AMRs or AGVs, known as Autonomous Mobile Robots, are devices that transport objects autonomously, eliminating the need for human intervention typically required with conventional tools such as pallet jacks, manual forklifts, operator-handled wheeled racks, and so on. These systems enable the progressive automation of processes, simplifying transitions between stages.

These devices move through various environments such as warehouses, production plants, museums, restaurants, and more, following predefined routes via software to reach their destinations without colliding with other vehicles, materials, or nearby personnel. In addition to offering operational flexibility, AMRs increase efficiency and improve safety in tasks that were previously performed manually using forklifts.

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