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NODE Robotics and Bottobo Robotics are officially announcing their strategic partnership. The two companies started their cooperation in 2022 sharing the same vision to bringing mobile robots into the warehouses in a plug-and-play manner, without any modification to the environment.

Introducing the people behind NODE. We will be sitting down with NODE employees on a regular basis to talk about tech and gossip over a cup of tea or coffee. Enjoy the second T-Talk.

Consider using ROS (Robot Operating System) – the open-source middleware and software library for mobile robots that enables developers to build and operate robots quickly and easily. ROS standardizes messages and interfaces, making it easy to integrate different types of hardware and sensors, and it has a growing community of developers and roboticists continuously improving the system. Learn more about how NODE is using ROS to build a turn-key, industrial-grade solution for intralogistics applications.

Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs) and Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs) have become a hot topic. Defining autonomy as a binary state is not suitable, instead, it’s more appropriate to categorize it according to an autonomy level. Having the option to activate and configure the individual features in a simple and intuitive way by non-expert users is the real game-changing value of autonomy features.