"Smart AMR solutions for efficiency, safety, and scalability"
U.S. autonomous mobile robot integrator delivering turn-key AMR deployments using MiR, AGILOX and Universal Robots platforms.
AMR Integration is a U.S.-based system integrator specializing in autonomous mobile robot (AMR) solutions for manufacturing and intralogistics operations. A division of In-Position Technologies (IPT), the company designs, builds, deploys, and supports AMR systems that automate material flow without requiring fixed infrastructure such as conveyors or wire-guided paths. It partners with leading AMR original equipment manufacturers including Mobile Industrial Robots (MiR) and AGILOX, and integrates collaborative robot arms from Universal Robots to create mobile manipulation solutions. The company offers three service tiers: turn-key integration in which its engineering team fully manages design through ongoing support; consulting and training services including on-site evaluations, AMR recommendations, and shop-floor and classroom instruction; and supported self-integration in which its engineers guide a customer's internal staff through deployment. Its flagship configured product, the ER-Flex, combines a MiR100 or MiR250 autonomous mobile base with a Universal Robots UR3e or UR5e arm offering up to 10 kg payload, 360-degree rotation, and configurable grippers or tooling for flexible automation tasks.
The company also offers the IMR250 platform.
Documented applications include automated pallet transfer between production and storage zones, autonomous material handling, and autonomous pallet transport systems. By focusing on flexible, scalable deployments tailored to existing facility layouts, AMR Integration helps manufacturers improve throughput, workplace safety, and operational scalability while reducing reliance on fixed conveyance. The company provides sales and technical support functions to customers across North America.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
All-in-one mobile manipulator pairing a MiR autonomous base with a Universal Robots cobot arm.
Integrated autonomous mobile robot solution for flexible material transport on the factory floor.
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System Integrator
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