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Vecna Robotics (robotics.vecna.com/) is the first materials handling company to offer AGV (automated guided vehicles) solutions with AGC (automated guided carts) pricing. AGCs are popular for applications where lighter loads and flexibility are required, however Vecna's solutions allow engineers to choose from tuggers that pull a string of carts or trailers in a train to unit load carriers that move subassemblies and work-in-process from one assembly station to another.

AGVs (Automated Guided Vehicles) have been collecting sensor data to avoid collisions and map routes throughout manufacturing plants and distribution centers. Until now the copious Big Data collected has neither been utilized nor actionable.

Vecna Robotics (robotics.vecna.com) is the first materials handling company to offer AGV (automated guided vehicles) solutions with AGC (automated guided carts) pricing. AGCs are popular for applications where lighter loads and flexibility are required, however Vecna's solutions allow engineers to choose from tuggers that pull a string of carts or trailers in a train to unit load carriers that move subassemblies and work-in-process from one assembly station to another.

Vecna Robotics (robotics.vecna.com/), the leader in scalable hybrid order-fulfillment solutions, announced a strategic alliance with a leasing financial company. This new partnership will provide industry leaders with an affordable way to automate manufacturing, warehouses, and distribution centers.

AGVs (Automated Guided Vehicles) have been collecting sensor data to avoid collisions and map routes throughout manufacturing plants and distribution centers. Until now the copious Big Data collected has neither been utilized nor actionable.

Daniel Theobald, Co-Founder and Chief Innovation Officer for Vecna Robotics, a leader in robotics for automation has been named a finalist for CTO of the Year by Mass Technology Leadership Council.

Vecna Robotics (robotics.vecna.com/), the leader in scalable hybrid order-fulfillment solutions, announced a strategic alliance with a leasing financial company. This new partnership will provide industry leaders with an affordable way to automate manufacturing, warehouses, and distribution centers.

AGVs (Automated Guided Vehicles) have been collecting sensor data to avoid collisions and map routes throughout manufacturing plants and distribution centers. Until now the copious Big Data collected has neither been utilized nor actionable.

Vecna Robotics (robotics.vecna.com) is the first materials handling company to offer AGV (automated guided vehicles) solutions with AGC (automated guided carts) pricing. AGCs are popular for applications where lighter loads and flexibility are required, however Vecna's solutions allow engineers to choose from tuggers that pull a string of carts or trailers in a train to unit load carriers that move subassemblies and work-in-process from one assembly station to another.

John Hayes, vice president at Vecna Robotics, explained how technology has advanced so that driverless vehicles are cost effective for small manufacturers in the recent issue of Automation and Controls Today magazine.