The standout feature of AMR transport robots lies in their "out-of-the-box" simplicity. Unlike traditional AGVs requiring magnetic tape or QR code installation, they utilise advanced SLAM technology for autonomous navigation without environmental modifications, significantly reducing initial investment and time costs. Enterprises need only configure the map, enabling robots to commence operations within hours.
Simultaneously, autonomous obstacle avoidance ensures safe navigation through dynamic environments, eliminating collision risks. More impressively, it supports automatic charging, self-navigating lifts, and cross-floor delivery, achieving full-process automation. For instance, within e-commerce warehouses, the AMR robot autonomously transports goods from the ground floor to the third-floor sorting area without human intervention, boosting efficiency by over 50%.
Furthermore, the remote one-touch call function makes operation exceptionally convenient. Staff can dispatch the robot in real-time with a single button press, activating fully automated transport mode with response times reduced to seconds. Reeman AMR transport robots are positioned as highly accessible, with initial investment significantly lower than comparable products. According to actual user feedback, the robots achieve a return on investment within just three to four months due to savings in labour and time costs. One manufacturing enterprise shared: 'After introducing AMRs, we reduced our workforce by three porters, saving over ¥160,000 annually in labour costs. The robot's low price point delivers remarkable return on investment.'
Reeman AMR transport robots represent the future trajectory of 'intelligent logistics'. They not only address labour shortages but also elevate overall operational efficiency. Post-pandemic, surging demand for contactless delivery has expanded their application into healthcare, retail and beyond. We anticipate AMRs becoming the automation solution of choice for SMEs as technology becomes more accessible. Adopting them signifies not merely efficiency gains, but a transformative leap towards intelligent operations – empowering enterprises to rapidly recoup costs and maximise benefits through robotic empowerment.