Grupo Antolin is using AMRs and cobots supplied by Omron to move interior components around its Aragusa plant in Spain, making operations safer and more efficient
Grupo Antolin said the movement to automation improves workplace safety, increases efficiency and frees up employees to work on higher value production jobs.
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