Robot Rev­o­lu­tion

People develop and build machines to make their lives easier – logistics in particular benefits from this. Handling heavy objects at floor level, or high up on shelves, puts strain on the human body, order peaks create time pressure and a shortage of skilled workers leads to bottlenecks.

Self-learning picking robots relieve their human colleagues. Thanks to new automation technology, they can work alongside humans. Flexible route planning, intelligent obstacle avoidance and network communication enable the robot to carry out storage and retrieval orders independently. This means that the robot can continue to work long after human workers have finished their shifts.

Our operating system ACROS (Advanced Cooperative Robot Operating System) is the brain of our intelligent robots. They are connected via Wifi to a local cloud, which in turn is networked with the respective warehouse management system. In this way, the robots can receive their orders, confirm their execution and receive software or environment updates.

In conjunction with the App ARC (ACROS Robot Control), the monitoring of the individual robots or the entire fleet takes place. The warehouse or production manager can follow the paths and actions of his robots on a intuitive user interface. This enables him to obtain a quick overview of orders that have already been completed, current orders and upcoming orders at any time.