Indoorway carefully analyses the current material handling processes, identifying specific routes where the introduction of automation is possible and recommendable. One of the key analysis is checking the number of micro-stops in the current process caused by employees or other trucks along the route.
AGV/AMR robots move much slower than forklifts, have to stop when they encounter an obstacle and are not always able to avoid it quickly. Without taking into account the frequency of encountering actual obstacles in the process, modelling the assumed AMR performance may be too optimistic. Such an analysis is therefore essential when the forklift used in the current process has no clearly defined transport routes and the distance it has to travel is longer than 50 metres.
An investment in AGV/AMR robots is an expense of several hundred thousand EUR. In addition to the costs, you need to add the time of employees involved in the implementation and making sure it reaches the assumed efficiency. Indoorway's analysis will show whether such an investment is justified at all, taking into account current intralogistics processes, and even whether there is a potential for a return on the investment.