Navigating positioning technology for autonomous robot design

As robots become more self-sufficient, they have to navigate their surroundings with greater independence and reliability

As robots become more self-sufficient, they have to navigate their surroundings with greater independence and reliability. Autonomous tractors, agricultural harvesters, and seeding machines must carefully make their way through crop fields while self-driving delivery vehicles must safely traverse the streets to place packages in the correct spot. Across a wide range of applications, autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) require highly accurate sources of positioning to safely and successfully complete the jobs for which they are designed.

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