The latest OTTO Motors AMR is designed with a narrow width to autonomously move payloads up to 1,200 kg without compromising safety.

OTTO Motors and InOrbit have partnered to verify VDA5050 compatibility for autonomous robots, testing the joint operation of both AMRs and AGVs.

OTTO 600 is the latest midweight AMR from OTTO Motors, capable of carrying payloads up to 600 kg (1,322 lb).

A breakdown of some of the new, valuable features in the OTTO Motors’ 2.26 software release

Leicester-based Guidance Automation will now offer the OTTO 100, 750 and 1500 autonomous mobile robots from OTTO Motors.

Facilities operationalizing material handling automation can now leverage powerful analytics and insights to target process improvements,

Matt Rendall, CEO of OTTO Motors, discusses the future of material handling in automotive and the importance of simulation for AMRs.

Matt Rendall, CEO of OTTO Motors, discusses the future of material handling in automotive and the importance of simulation for AMRs.

Otto Motors is using real time location systems from Siemens to more accurately localize an AMR within the facility.

OTTO Motors announces new channel partnerships in Europe to extend its reach. The company is also compliant with all significant safety standards.

OTTO Motors releases a the revised OTTO 1550 V2 with 1900 kg maximum payload capacity.

OTTO Motors, a division of Clearpath Robotics, today announced it has closed $29 million (USD) in Series C funding for the continued expansion of its autonomous mobile robot (AMR) platform. The investment, which follows years of rapid growth, was led by Kensington Private Equity Fund with participation from BMO Capital Partners, Export Development Canada (EDC), and previous investors iNovia Capital and RRE Ventures.

This video shows the collaboration between the Boston Dynamics Handle robot and an OTTO Motors 1500 AMR.

OTTO Motors Headquarters: Kitchener, ON, USAPublic: NOWebsite:https://www.ottomotors.com/ Products: OTTO 1OO OTTO 15OO ​Applications: Material Handling Warehousing & Distribution Logistics Background OTTO is a self-driving vehicle designed from scratch to move inventory. OTTO uses sensors and advanced software to detect obstacles, like workers or forklifts, then drives around them. OTTO™ is more than a self-driving vehicle. We designed…

The new vehicle can autonomously pickup and dropoff payloads up to 1200 kg.

Danfoss power systems selected OTTO 1500 to move work in process & material around its factory.

In this video, you see a demonstration of how easy it is to integrate a ROS-based robot like Boston Dynamics SPOT in the OTTO fleet manager.

The OTTO OMEGA is here September 11, 2018 – OTTO Motors has exciting news today with the launch of an entirely new autonomous lift truck. This vehicle leverages all of the intelligence and navigation capabilities of the OTTO Motors software platform in a new form factor. An autonomous lift truck has been on the OTTO roadmap…

Implementing mobile robots can be intimidating, so here are three tips from Jay Judkowitz, the VP of product at Otto Motors, to make yours successful.

Robotics startup launches latest autonomous outdoor security patrolling robot, Ascento Guard, allowing companies to extend security at a reasonable cost.

Rockwell Automation said AMRs “are the next frontier in industrial automation and transformation, and this acquisition will supercharge Rockwell’s lead in bringing the connected enterprise to life.”

It’s been an exciting month for the mobile robot industry, from big events like the Robotics Summit & Expo, to big funding announcements. 

From all of the exciting mobile robots at ProMat, to app and software launches, there was no shortage of news for the mobile robotic industry. 

More than 60 industry leaders will be on stage at the Robotics Summit & Expo (May 10-11 in Boston), the premier event for commercial robotics development.

From Walmart acquiring a robotics company to a big company launching a forklift division to Starship Technologies putting more robots on campuses, there was no shortage mobile robotics news to cover in October.