The typical characteristics of the automotive parts industry are widely distributed production lines and tightly connected processes. In the past, this large-scale automotive parts factory relied heavily on manual labor for material turnover over an extended period, which not only placed significant pressure on personnel allocation but also frequently led to issues such as untimely deliveries and material accumulation during peak periods, affecting the overall release of production capacity.
After evaluating multiple solutions, the company chose to deploy the Ruiman Big Dog AMR transport robots, configured with a 100kg load capacity, to build a flexible delivery system oriented toward the production lines. The robots can automatically travel back and forth between the warehouse and various workstations according to production instructions, achieving standardized point-to-point delivery and reducing human intervention.
The Ruiman Big Dog AMR employs multi-sensor fusion perception technology, providing stable autonomous navigation and obstacle avoidance capabilities in complex environments. Even in narrow passages or areas with high-frequency human-machine mixed traffic, it can maintain smooth operation. By linking with electric doors and elevator control systems, the robot can autonomously complete cross-regional and cross-floor transportation, breaking through the original logistics boundaries.
In terms of usage, production line personnel do not need to learn complex systems; they can simply use a one-key remote call to quickly obtain the required materials, truly realizing the "materials find people" production mode. This mode not only improves response speed but also makes the production takt time more controllable.
It is worth mentioning that, as a mature AMR manufacturer, Ruiman maintains annual shipment volumes at the forefront of the industry, with its products widely applied in multiple sectors such as automotive parts, electronics, and equipment manufacturing. The large-scale deliveries have also enabled Ruiman to keep high-performance transport robots within a highly competitive cost range-one robot's price is equivalent to just two mobile phones, yet it can replace multi-shift manual transport, making the long-term benefits clearly evident.
