July 26, 2025 by technologyMK Table of Contents Toggle Why do logisticians and quality managers go for AMR?Is it complicated to integrate a system with AMR autonomous mobile robots?What specific tasks can an AMR mobile robot cover?What happens after implementing an AMR system?Ready to evaluate whether an AMR makes sense for your warehouse?Frequently asked questions about AMR autonomous mobile robots If you're reading this, you're probably already considering whether to AMR autonomous mobile robots fit your plant or warehouse. You have researched, compared and perhaps seen some success stories in logistics centres similar to yours. Now you need to know whether is feasible, what real benefits it brings and, above all, how to take the plunge without stopping your operation. Here we explain it clearly. Why do logisticians and quality managers go for AMR? In busy logistics centres, repetitive tasks such as transporting pallets, supplying picking zones or moving product between areas take up valuable resources and generate errors. The AMR autonomous mobile robots eliminate bottlenecks, improve traceability and enable finer inventory control without disrupting daily business. Real cases of our customers show: Up to 40% reduction in location errors. Fewer accidents in shared areas. Better visibility of internal flow in real time. See real examples of integration: Success stories with AMR Is it complicated to integrate a system with AMR autonomous mobile robots? No. That is one of the main advantages. Most warehouses don't need to do any construction work or stop the operation. At Tomec, we work in three phases: Layout and process analysis current. Customised technical proposalwith routes, number and type of robots. Integration with your existing systems (ERP, MES, PLC, WMS...). Download the free guide: How to integrate AMR robots into your distribution centre What specific tasks can an AMR mobile robot cover? AMRs are very useful in processes such as: Receptionfrom the dock to the warehouse or inspection point. Production and picking: supply of lines or transfers between zones. Expedition: bringing orders to the loading area without diverting personnel. In addition, they can coexist with other automated systems such as conveyors, AGVs or sorting lines. Access the complete catalogue of intralogistics solutions What happens after implementing an AMR system? The results are quickly noticeable: Improving the productivity without increasing the workforce. Reduction of errors through flow automation. More reliable and auditable quality control. In less than 6 months, many customers achieve a return on investment through savings in downtime and reduced use of traditional equipment such as forklifts. Want to crunch the numbers? Ask for a free, no-obligation analysis. Ready to evaluate whether an AMR makes sense for your warehouse? We propose a concrete step: Request a customised proposal at TOMEC and you will receive: Analysis of your current routes. Technical proposal with number of robots required. Estimated cost and expected return on investment. Request your no-obligation study now You can also call us directly: +34 647715502 www.tomec.es Frequently asked questions about AMR autonomous mobile robots Can an AMR mobile robot work in a warehouse already in operation? Yes, they are designed to integrate into existing environments without disruption. No additional building work or infrastructure is required. Do autonomous mobile AMR robots need fixed routes? No. Unlike AGVs, AMRs sense the environment and adjust their route in real time. This allows them to operate flexibly. Can an AMR be connected to the ERP or quality control system? Yes, in fact, they are usually integrated with the MES, ERP or WMS system so that they work in sync with the operation. What maintenance do AMR autonomous mobile robots require? Very low. They include remote upgrades, regular sensor checks and a technical service that can monitor their operation. Industrial EquipmentWhat did you think of the article? Rate this post Subscribe to our blog Receive our latest posts weekly Recommended for you Stainless Steel Clamps vs. Single-Use Clamps in Bioprocessing: Technical Comparison Single-Use Sanitary Connections for Bioprocessing: The Critical Factor in Aseptic Processing How to Select the Best Sanitary Clamp for Laboratories: Complete Technical Guide Sanitary Clamp for Laboratories: Complete Technical Guide Previous Post:Precise Dosing of Coagulants and Flocculants in WWTPs with Peristaltic Pumps Next Post:Problems in Homogenisers and High Pressure Mixers in the Dairy Industry