AMRs navigating in warehouse and intralogistics environments
Factory intralogistics demands AMRs that can deploy without floor modifications, adapt to frequent layout changes, safely coexist with human workers, and support scalable fleet management.
Industry research data shows that deployment barriers remain substantial: over 50% of respondent companies were uncertain about the business value of AMRs, 64% cited a lack of qualified personnel as preventing automation progress, and 82% expressed concern about cybersecurity risks from system connectivity.
Pudu Robotics’ core differentiation in this scenario lies in systematically resolving all three barriers. Its VSLAM+ navigation requires no environmental markers, no guide rails, and no local server installation — the robot completes map-building in approximately 10 minutes and reaches stable operational status within the same day.
In a real-world deployment at Sunwoda, a leading new energy manufacturer, AMRs enabled cross-line material delivery via push-button call units, improving material turnover efficiency by 50%, while forming an integrated logistics-cleaning-delivery autonomous ecosystem alongside cleaning robots.