Autonomous Mobile Robots Companies

The global market for autonomous mobile robots is projected to reach USD 4.56 billion in 2030 from USD 2.25 billion in 2025 at a CAGR of 15.1%. Primarily, demand from many industries such as e-commerce, manufacturing and logistics contributes to this high growth. The key drivers are, the growing need for automation, increasing technological advancements in navigation and artificial intelligence, and a persistent labor shortage that challenges companies to maintain productivity levels by reducing human dependency. The integration of IoT technology with AMRs also facilitates real-time monitoring and data analytics to improve operational efficiency. With AMRs entering new sectors like healthcare, hospitality, and retails, the market will indeed experience great growth because of increased innovation and emphasis on being efficient and safe for application across industries.

Major players operating in autonomous mobile robots market; these players are: ABB (Switzerland), KUKA AG (Germany), OMRON Global (Japan), Mobile Industrial Robots (Denmark), and Geek+ (China).

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Major Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMR) companies include:

• ABB (Switzerland)
• KUKA AG (Germany)
• OMRON Corporation (Japan)
• Geekplus Technology Co., Ltd. (China)
• Mobile Industrial Robots (Denmark)

ABB (Switzerland):  ABB is a global technology firm based in Zurich, Switzerland which is among the leaders in electrification and automation. The firm has maintained a commitment toward enhancing performance while reducing the environmental footprint. Within the group's Robotics & Discrete Automation division, ABB has added the best autonomous mobile robots to the list, such as Flexley Tug, and Mover. These robots enable precise navigation in complex environments while using Al-based Visual SLAM technology, thus heightening operational efficiency and the safety of operations. It is a comprehensive approach combining AMRs and industrial automation solutions to aid businesses in various sectors, in optimizing productivity against changing market demands. With a global presence in more than 100 countries and an impressive manufacturing footprint, ABB combines advanced navigation technology with user-friendly software, thus further solidifying its position in the AMR market and its innovation and sustainability commitments.

KUKA AG (Germany):  KUKA AG, with headquarters in Augsburg, Germany, is a  leading specialist for intelligent automation. Its main product portfolio includes advanced, resource-efficient automation solutions for customers around the globe: a comprehensive portfolio of industrial robots and AMRs, as well as controllers, software, and cloud-based digital services. It offers its solutions to automotive, electronics, healthcare, and logistics industries, especially to e-mobility and battery production. Its AMR offerings enhance logistics and production efficiency through advanced sensor technology that enables autonomous navigation without fixed infrastructure. With operations in more than 100 locations across over 50 countries, KUKA is in a perfect position to seize emerging trends in automation and robotics and reinforce its leadership in the global market.

OMRON Corporation (Japan): Omron Corporation is one of the leaders in the world in the fields of industrial automation and robotics, and through its Industrial Automation (IAB) segment, it has a strong hold on the Autonomous Mobile Robot (AMR) market. The company's AMRs have vision guidance, mapping, and navigation technologies, ensuring smooth automation across industries like automotive, food & beverage, pharmaceutical, packaging, and semiconductors. These robots have functionalities such as object detection, localization, path planning, and object tracking. This gives flexible and efficient solutions to complex operations. Omron is committed to innovation, having spent 6.1% of its 2023 revenue on research and development. The company operates in the Americas, Europe, Asia Pacific, and other regions to provide leading-edge AMR solutions to a wide range of industries.
 
Mobile Industrial Robots  (Denmark): Based in Odense, Denmark, Mobile Industrial Robots (MiR) is a leading AMR company which optimizes internal logistics for various sectors. Established in 2013, the company quickly became one of the leading companies in that field by developing easy-to-use robotic solutions which streamlined the processes of handling materials in such areas as manufacturing and healthcare. MiR robots can handle loads between 250 kg and 1350 kg for safety and flexibility and also have advanced artificial intelligence capabilities to improve functionality. Their global distribution network along with regional offices across key locations enables them to serve multinational manufacturers and logistics centers effectively. Teradyne acquired the company MiR in 2018; under new stewardship, its portfolio continued to grow. Innovation around autonomous robotics keeps evolving continuously leading to operational efficiency and customer satisfaction.

Geekplus Technology Co., Ltd. (China): Geekplus Technology Co., Ltd is a company founded in 2015 and headquartered in Beijing, China. It has become one of the leaders in mobile robotics, focusing on advanced order fulfillment and automation solutions in logistics. It has 1,500 employees on board and is serving more than 1,000 customers from various industries, including e-commerce and retail, as well as from manufacturing. Geekplus provides a wide range of Autonomous Mobile Robots for warehouse automation. Their innovative systems, such as Shelf-to-Person, Tote-to-Person, and Pallet-to-Person, optimize the storage and picking operations with up to tenfold increase in sorting efficiency against traditional methods. With operations in over 40 countries, Geekplus is working in collaboration with leaders like United Parcel Service of America, Inc. and Adidas to tailor intelligent robotic solutions to regional needs. With advanced robotics and smart technologies, Geekplus accelerates efficiency and enables quantifiable returns on investment within 12 to 36 months, reinforcing its command in the sector of intelligent logistics.

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