Method of usability for mobile robotics in a manufacturing environment

Method of usability for mobile robotics in a manufacturing environment

The future demand of customers requires an increasing variability and complexity of the fabrication process. The requirements for flexibility in the fields of logistics and handling can be met by the abilities of mobile robotics. Currently, the presented use of mobile robots is rather confined, alth...

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