Autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) increasingly move materials around factories and warehouses, but most still rely heavily on cameras and LiDAR to understand where they are. Those systems can struggle in environments filled with dust, fog, excessive light, or long rows of nearly identical shelves. These are not rare occurrences at industrial locations. South Korean startup MilliTrack wants to address those blind spots with AMR+, an add-on localization system that uses millimeter-wave radio signals...
Autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) increasingly move materials around factories and warehouses, but most still rely heavily on cameras and LiDAR to understand where they are. Those systems can struggle in environments filled with dust, fog, excessive light, or long rows of nearly identical shelves. These are not rare occurrences at industrial locations. South Korean startup MilliTrack wants to address those blind spots with AMR+, an add-on localization system that uses millimeter-wave radio signals...
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