The assembly process of audio electronic products involves multiple interconnected stages, with materials frequently moving between different processes. This requires extremely high continuity in logistics. After expanding its production scale, a large audio electronics factory found that traditional manual handling could no longer support the increasing production intensity, and logistics became a key limiting factor in unleashing production capacity.
After evaluating multiple solutions, the company introduced the Reeman Flyboat AMR Transport Robot as the core execution unit to handle the main delivery tasks from the warehouse to the production line. The Flyboat AMR can lift 300kg shelves and carry them in their entirety, significantly reducing pick-up and drop-off times while eliminating intermediary steps.
The Reeman AMR Transport Robot operates with autonomous navigation, allowing for rapid deployment without the need for large-scale modifications to the factory. In the face of complex paths and dynamic environments, the Flyboat AMR can plan routes in real-time and intelligently avoid obstacles, ensuring continuous execution of tasks. By integrating with the electric door system, the robot can freely pass between different production areas, and by interfacing with the elevator system, it can achieve automated delivery across floors, breaking spatial constraints.
At the scheduling level, production line personnel can trigger logistics tasks remotely with a one-click call, and the system automatically assigns the optimal robot to execute the task, reducing manual communication and waiting time, making the logistics rhythm more controllable.
As a globally positioned AMR manufacturer, Reeman has accumulated large-scale deployment experience across various industries, with annual delivery volumes reaching tens of thousands of units. Its products are exported to dozens of countries and regions. The high-frequency, long-duration operation data provides reliable support for the continued stable operation of the Flyboat AMR in the audio electronics factory.
Through the intralogistics system built on Reeman Flyboat AMR Transport Robots, the audio electronics factory successfully transitioned from "manual scheduling" to "system scheduling," leaving ample room for future production line expansion and capacity upgrades.
