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In this episode of SICK, Inc.’s podcast, On Air with SICK USA, two SICK experts provide insights on mobile robots and industrial vehicles in the market and SICK's role in the world of mobile robots.

SensorApps to allow for smooth automated flexibility of mobile robots in the warehouse.

People counters, distance measurement, and contact tracing tools in manufacturing and public-facing spaces...these methods are new to every manufacturer, but are quickly becoming the new normal as times continue to change to adapt to the ever-changing manufacturing environment we are currently experiencing.

Learn how cloud data can be utilized to increase volume and improve overall accountability and visibility in logistics fulfillment and distribution operations.

For small mobile robot applications, the nanoScan3 provides a competitive advantage for the manufacturing and logistics industries.

Safety laser scanner for mobile applications: space problems banished, performance increased.

LiDAR Localization software uses measurement data from safety laser scanners as a supplement to magnetic and optical tracking guidance technologies.

As machines learn to think, SICK’s deep learning technology helps machines analyze large quantities of data to provide better virtual support.

Workplace safety and productivity go hand-in-hand, and while manually operated material handling equipment can undergo a great deal of wear-and-tear for a variety of reasons, many are turning to automated solutions.

From production to delivery, automation is happening in all industries. Industry trends show that the use of autonomous mobile robots show no sign of slowing down.

Flexibility in production and logistics is possible by implementing smart manufacturing and industry 4.0 solutions, reliable safety sensors for human-robot collaboration, and accurate track and trace systems on conveyors.

SICK’s new Rack Fine Positioning app and InspectorP 2D vision sensor provides a more efficient method to accomplish fine positioning tasks.

Information can be found at our website or by contacting your SICK representative.

The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) provides national standards to achieve the safety of people working with industrial equipment. The ANSI B11 Standards series provides details on various aspects of machinery safety standards.

The latest revision of ANSI B11.19 had a distinctive aim to become a counterpart to ANSI B11.0. Utilizing ANSI B11.0, readers can justify selection of risk reduction measures according to the risk assessment process.