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The Autonomous Mobile Robot Revolution: How AMRs Are Changing Industry and Society
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Az autonóm mobil robotok forradalma: hogyan változtatják meg az AMR-ek az ipart és a társadalmat

Az AMR-ek autonóm robotok, amelyek érzékelőkkel és mesterséges intelligenciával érzékelik, feltérképezik, tervezik és navigálják a környezetüket emberi beavatkozás nélkül. A hagyományos AGV-kkel ellentétben az AMR-ek maguk döntik el az útvonalukat, és valós időben dinamikusan képesek akadályokat kikerülni. A történelmi mérföldkövek közé tartozik
szeptember 4, 2025

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