Geekplus installs more than 400 autonomous mobile robots at multiple Toyota plants
Geekplus has announced the deployment of moving-type Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs) at several Toyota Motor Corporation plants in Japan. Currently, a total of 436 Geekplus moving-type AMRs are operating in Toyota Motor Corporation’s factories, with operations scaled up to approximately 200 units per system. As labor shortages due to a declining population and new labor […]
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