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RAR UK Automation to demonstrate next-generation AMRs at IntraLogisteX

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RAR UK Automation is formalising three deals with ancillary system providers as it targets the next generation of autonomous mobile robots (AMRs).

The IntraLogisteX exhibitor will work with ROEQ (RObotic EQupment), the Danish firm that was formed in 2017  which designs and manufacturers products including carts, lifters, conveyors, racks and docking stations. RARUK Automation will supply the entire ROEQ portfolio.

RAR UK is also finalising a deal with Telford-based Iconsys to add robotic arms to its AMR offering. By utilising its iAM-R product, internal logistics and production flows can become optimised via the use of an automatic, mobile material gripper.

Finally, RAR UK is also set to work with Denmark-based Enabled Robotics – which uses mobile cobots equipped with ultraviolet (UV) light sources or disinfectant sprayers

Demonstrations of of a MiR250 AMR operating with a ROEQ S-300 Cart will be provided to visitors to IntraLogisteX 2020 – which takes place on 1st and 2nd October, at the Ricoh Arena, Coventry.

RARUK (Stand 210) will be exhibiting on  at IntraLogisteX, which is being held on 1st & 2nd October 2020 at the Ricoh Arena, Coventry.

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