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iFollow will be showcasing its premium, slimline autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) at the Robotics and Automation exhibition, which is taking place at the CBS Arena, Coventry on 1-2 November 2022.
Frazer Watson, VP-Sales UK/Irelandat iFollow, said: “Our mobile robots are having a significant impact on the UK market, having attracted a tremendous amount of attention since making their debut here at last year’s Robotics and Automation exhibition. At this year’s show the iFollow team on Stand 216 will be glad to explain the latest agile automated intralogistics techniques involving AMRs for a broad range of applications in different sectors including grocery, manufacturing and logistics.”
Designed and made in France, iFollow’s AMRs have the flexibility to transport different storage units such as pallets, trolleys and roll cages with capacities up to 1500 kg. They also have the standout feature of being able to carry two roll cages at once in cold stores and ambient warehouses, making them an ideal productivity boosting solution for grocery logistics. In addition the robots are able to operate in temperatures from -25° C to +40°C without degradation of battery life and their robust build happily withstands travel on rough floors. Being just 17cm high – approximately half as tall as of other AMRs – gives the iFollow robot a further advantage in reducing overall height when carrying roll cages. Find out more from the iFollow team at Robotics and Automation stand 216.
For further information, visit: www.ifollow.fr.











