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Outdoor mobile robots, like the more traditional automated mobile robots (AMRs), offer several advantages for users, making them valuable for an array of applications.

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The Field For AMRs Is Rapidly Expanding

Embedded Computing Design Staff

October 30, 2023

AMRs, or autonomous mobile robots, are becoming more common in the workplace. They can be a perfect fit for industrial and automation applications, given the right controller and software stack. On the hardware side, the system could include a host of sensors, including cameras, radar, lidar, etc. Then on the software side, you obviously need to link al those components together, and be sure you can communication both internally and externally.