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Autonomous Mobile Robots – Flex Series

Autonomous Mobile Robots – Flex Series

The Flex Series offers a highly scalable, modular automation solution designed to adapt to diverse applications. This versatile product family can be customised with a range of functional modules, allowing businesses to tailor each Flex unit to meet specific operational needs. Whether optimising workflows, expanding capabilities, or addressing unique logistical requirements, the Flex Series provides an adaptable platform that grows with your business.

Key Features & Benefits of the Flex Series AMRs

Where the AMR's Excel

Goods Movement & Replenishment

Create point-to-point missions for put-away, lineside feed, returns and kitting. Swap to a shelf-lift module to move racks, or a tugger to tow trains.

Workstation Bridging & Buffering

Add a conveyor-top or tote deck to handshake with pack benches, inspection, or machining cells—smoothing flow without fixed conveyors.

Rapid Scaling & Changeovers

Start small, then add robots/modules as demand grows. Recipes and mission templates let you reconfigure workflows in minutes, not weeks.

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FAQs about the Flex Series AMRs

Practical answers on safety, payloads, navigation, integration, scaling and maintenance.
Tugger, rack/shelf lift, conveyor-top, tote/bin deck, pallet mover and custom IO/PLC interface modules. We match modules to your tasks.
No in most sites—SLAM uses natural features. We can add fiducials in long/featureless aisles for extra robustness.
Via a WES/fleet manager or direct APIs. Orders become missions; the AMR returns confirmations and exceptions in real time.
Safety-rated LiDAR and vision create dynamic protective fields; the robots slow/stop for obstacles and obey speed/zone rules to CE standards.
Depends on module—tuggers tow trains, shelf-lifters handle loaded racks, conveyor-tops move totes/cartons. We’ll size to your loads and routes.
Auto-dock smart charging between missions maintains uptime; schedules balance battery health and peak demand.
Yes—start with a cell, then add robots, routes and modules. Fleet software manages traffic and prioritisation as you scale.
Reliable Wi-Fi, mapped areas, defined pick/drop points and basic signage. No rails or floor tapes needed.
Typically days for mapping and mission setup in a pilot cell; additional zones/modules are added incrementally.
Routine checks on wheels, sensors and modules; software updates and remote diagnostics keep downtime low.

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