Atmos Systems, leading name enabling widespread warehouse automation, has introduced Atmos A42N an autonomous case handling robotic (ACR) system that can significantly enhance both inbound and outbound efficiency of a warehouse. Following thorough research and development, the A42N robots comes with an increased load capacity of 150 kg and is engineered to support cases of various size and material. The system is loaded with easy to use features, thereby providing higher flexibility for warehouse location.
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Speaking about the innovative product, Atmos Systems co-founders Khursheed Alam and Faraz Alam said, “The idea behind the development of Atmos A42N is to boost the storage density of a warehouse by at least 80-130%. It connects with the warehouse’s business management systems, it supports both operations and analytics. Also, as it is based on reinforcement learning and deep learning, it ensures optimized scheduling of multiple robots along while ensuring real-time monitoring and pre-alert malfunction.”
The autonomous case handling robotic system boasts of an increased height of 6.5 metres, with higher robots supporting higher shelving. Besides, there’s a robust battery to ensure non-stop usage for at least five hours following complete charging for just 1.5 hours. It is essentially a combination of Automated Storage & Retrieval and Automated Guided Vehicles Systems. While as many as eight packages can be carried and stored by it on dedicated shelves, it alleviates the need of any human intervention during the whole process. The long towering structures with multiple slots to segregate, pick, keep and move the goods as per requirement is a must have for all warehouses
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