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The Autonomous Mobile Robot Revolution: How AMRs Are Changing Industry and Society
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מהפכת הרובוטים הניידים האוטונומיים: כיצד AMR משנים את התעשייה והחברה

AMRs הם רובוטים אוטונומיים עם חיישנים ובינה מלאכותית שמזהים, ממפים, מתכננים ומנווטים בסביבות ללא התערבות אנושית. בניגוד ל-AGVs מסורתיים, AMRs מחליטים בעצמם על מסלולם ויכולים לשנות מסלול באופן דינמי כדי לעקוף מכשולים בזמן אמת. אבני דרך היסטוריות כוללות את Elmer ו-Elsie של
ספטמבר 4, 2025

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