BMW is prioritising intelligent logistics robots in its stated objective of using higher performance computer technology across vehicle making operations..
BMW is prioritising intelligent logistics robots in its stated objective of using higher performance computer technology across vehicle making operations.
Building on the advances it has made over the last four years with digital technology in logistics, the German company is now working with US software company NVIDIA.
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