Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
đĄ Effective logistics isnât just âan ideaââitâs about maintaining a continuous flow: the right materials, in the right place, at the right time, without interruptions.
At the latest AMR Day, we demonstrated how AMRs make this flow measurable, scalable, and safe within warehouses and production facilities.
đ AMR Days are designed to turn concrete needs into operational decisions: from defining flows to software interoperability, all the way to ROI metrics.
âThe two application scenarios are logistics and manufacturing: different worlds but with many points in common, where transportation is at the heart of operations.â
â Paolo Vaniglia, Head of AMR EMEA
Some of our latest projects:
đ Furniture â At an Italian furniture manufacturer, the integration of AMRs and a palletizer reduced cycle time from 10 to 7 minutes, easing the physical workload on operators and streamlining workflows. The result is a faster, more ergonomic, and easily scalable process.
đȘ« Electronics â A fleet of 22 KMP 1500P AMRs powers 10 assembly lines across three shifts, including weekends. Continuous replenishment has reduced downtime and made the flow stable and end-to-end traceable.
đ Industrial Vehicles â In a smart factory, AMRs connect welding cells and workstations with omnidirectional routes and fleet management: fewer crossings, reduced downtime, and real-time process data for rapid decision-making.
đ Key factors include the design and analysis of the layout, integration with existing systems, and fleet management that ensures prioritization, safety, and continuity. This is where the right partnershipsâboth technical and consultingâadd significant value.
đ„ Watch the video podcast (9') with Paolo Vaniglia and read the full report on AMR Day to discover how we set up projects focused on workflow and results.
đ Learn more: kuka.com/it-it/azienda/iimagazine/2025/12/evento-amr-day-robotic-hub-kuka
đĄ Effective logistics isnât just âan ideaââitâs about maintaining a continuous flow: the right materials, in the right place, at the right time, without interruptions.
At the latest AMR Day, we demonstrated how AMRs make this flow measurable, scalable, and safe within warehouses and production facilities.
đ AMR Days are designed to turn concrete needs into operational decisions: from defining flows to software interoperability, all the way to ROI metrics.
âThe two application scenarios are logistics and manufacturing: different worlds but with many points in common, where transportation is at the heart of operations.â
â Paolo Vaniglia, Head of AMR EMEA
Some of our latest projects:
đ Furniture â At an Italian furniture manufacturer, the integration of AMRs and a palletizer reduced cycle time from 10 to 7 minutes, easing the physical workload on operators and streamlining workflows. The result is a faster, more ergonomic, and easily scalable process.
đȘ« Electronics â A fleet of 22 KMP 1500P AMRs powers 10 assembly lines across three shifts, including weekends. Continuous replenishment has reduced downtime and made the flow stable and end-to-end traceable.
đ Industrial Vehicles â In a smart factory, AMRs connect welding cells and workstations with omnidirectional routes and fleet management: fewer crossings, reduced downtime, and real-time process data for rapid decision-making.
đ Key factors include the design and analysis of the layout, integration with existing systems, and fleet management that ensures prioritization, safety, and continuity. This is where the right partnershipsâboth technical and consultingâadd significant value.
đ„ Watch the video podcast (9') with Paolo Vaniglia and read the full report on AMR Day to discover how we set up projects focused on workflow and results.
đ Learn more: kuka.com/it-it/azienda/iimagazine/2025/12/evento-amr-day-robotic-hub-kuka
