![]() Finally, the machinist presses the “Send” button, which sends MiR to the shipping department (another preprogrammed location) for packaging and shipping of the completed parts. The machinist removes the raw material from MiR’s hopper and replaces them with completed pieces. ![]() MiR receives the request and moves through the warehouse, navigating autonomously without a preplanned path, to the desired location. He presses the “Call” button to bring MiR to a preprogrammed location near his work space. In the video below, a machinist uses a custom-built call box to summon a MiR robot for material drop-off and pick-up. But what if you don’t require - or even necessarily want - your MiR robot to make continuous laps around your facility? What if you want the ability to pick and choose when MiR makes its rounds? Our solution: pairing MiR with a custom-built call box. ![]() MiR can continuously navigate a facility, finding the best path each time. This is thanks to the robot’s built-in sensors and cameras and sophisticated software, which allow the robot to move autonomously. The robot safely maneuvers around people and obstacles, through doorways and in and out of elevators - all without having to alter your facility. In an effort to reduce “wasted” time transporting parts, pallets, and other components throughout a facility, plant and warehouse managers are utilizing MiR mobile autonomous robots for such tasks.
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