Greater Flexibility in Assembly Automation

Autonomous Mobile Robots Greater Flexibility in Assembly Automation

2026-09-03 By Schnaithmann | Translated by AI 4 min Reading Time

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At Schnaithmann Maschinenbau, Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs) increase flexibility in the production process. When combined with cobots, they create mobile robot stations that can be deployed without fixed infrastructure.

The GESSbot from Gessmann, equipped with a BS21 flat belt conveyor from Schnaithmann: This autonomous mobile robot autonomously transports workpiece carriers, small load carriers, or complete assemblies between defined transfer points on a transfer or assembly line.(Image: Schnaithmann) — The GESSbot from Gessmann, equipped with a BS21 flat belt conveyor from Schnaithmann: This autonomous mobile robot autonomously transports workpiece carriers, small load carriers, or complete assemblies between defined transfer points on a transfer or assembly line.
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Industrial production is undergoing a transformation: Instead of high volumes and short cycle times, today’s manufacturing requires flexible production processes that accommodate a wide variety of product types, frequent model changes, and smaller batch sizes. That is why Schnaithmann has expanded its assembly and transfer systems to include autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) for transporting workpiece carriers, small load carriers, and assemblies.

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