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How Ati Motors' autonomous robots are disrupting the logistics sector

Inspired by technology used in self-driving cars, Ati's advanced autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) integrate artificial intelligence, computer vision, and cutting-edge hardware

Saurabh Chandra
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Saurabh Chandra

Aryaman Gupta New Delhi
Picture this, a large and bustling factory floor, filled with heavy machinery, endless rows of storage racks and countless busy workers. Navigating this environment would be a nightmare for a clunky, outdated, line-following logistics robot.

Now, imagine an autonomous robot that seamlessly meanders through these obstacles, handling uneven surfaces, and ascending and descending slopes to deliver its payload. Such a robot would revolutionise our perception of industrial automation. The Bengaluru-based deeptech start-up Ati Motors has made this vision a reality.

Inspired by the technology used in self-driving cars, Ati's advanced autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) integrate artificial intelligence, computer vision, and cutting-edge hardware.

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