AMR vs AGV: Mobile Robot Mana untuk Gudang dan Pabrik Anda?

Both AGVs and AMRs move material without a driver, but the way they navigate decides almost everything about cost, flexibility, and how they behave when the floor changes.

AGV: fixed paths, predictable

An AGV follows a fixed guide — magnetic tape, wire, or markers. It is reliable and simple where routes rarely change, but rerouting means re-laying infrastructure, and a single obstacle can stop the whole path.

AMR: free navigation, adaptive

An Autonomous Mobile Robot builds a map and navigates freely, planning around people and obstacles in real time. Add or move a station and you update software, not floor tape. Coordinated by fleet management, a group of AMRs pulls material just-in-time from a virtual supermarket exactly when a cell needs it.

The question is not which is newer, but how often your layout changes — that single answer usually picks the technology for you.

Where GSO fits

As HIKROBOT’s national distributor, GSO deploys AMRs with vision and code-reading built in, so every move is logged and the physical flow of goods stays in lockstep with the digital record. We size the fleet, integrate with your WMS/RCS, and commission on a live floor.