Mobile Industrial Robots (MiR), a pioneer in Autonomous Mobile Robot (AMR), has launched MiR Fleet Enterprise, a platform that can manage fleets of up to one hundred robots. The new platform is designed for companies transitioning from using a small number of robots to large fleets requiring advanced automation, orchestration and traffic management capabilities. The MiR Fleet Enterprise platform enables simplified deployment of autonomous mobile robot fleets and will have a direct impact on optimizing material handling workflows and increasing productivity.
"As the market for autonomous mobile robots will reach more than 2.7 million units globally by 2027, according to research company Interact Analysis, the demand for scalable software solutions is growing rapidly. MiR Fleet Enterprise meets this demand with an innovative management platform that seamlessly integrates with existing IT infrastructures. MIR Fleet Enterprise is a solution expected by many customers, facilitating the transition from the use of individual or small fleets of robots to large fleets. In this context, there is a growing need to automate logistics processes, to correlate, coordinate and orchestrate autonomous mobile robots. The answer to these demands is the MIR Fleet Enterprise platform, which offers both access to advanced automation and scalability features, as well as added security by integrating measures such as Single Sign-On. The platform is available both for existing customers, who can upgrade, and for new projects," says Paul Olariu, MiR Area Sales Manager for Central and Eastern Europe.
The launch of MiR Fleet Enterprise consolidates MiR's position as a "one-stop shop" for intralogistics and materials handling processes and demonstrates the company's ability to provide a complete solution for AMR fleet management.
“Software is a crucial differentiator for AMR brands, so we’ve rebuilt our fleet management platform from the ground up to set a new benchmark for the industry. MiR Fleet Enterprise is not just an upgrade, though. As part of our scaling strategy, we have transitioned from a polling-based API to a more efficient publish-subscribe model, enabling more responsive and streamlined data exchanges across systems for increased system performance. At the same time, it provides a solid, cyber-secured foundation for years to come, offering modularity and forward-looking features that will continuously evolve with customer needs and technological advancements. This new approach ensures that our customers’ fleet of AMRs are always at the forefront of usability and innovation”, said Jean-Pierre Hathout, president of MiR.
Commitment to Cybersecurity
With the increasing interconnection of AMR systems and IT environments, ensuring robust security measures is more crucial than ever. MiR Fleet Enterprise’s design reflects MiR’s commitment to cyber security, incorporating state-of-the-art security features to protect against cyber threats and ensure compliance with industry standards. This focus on cybersecurity reinforces MiR’s role as a leader in providing secure, scalable and reliable solutions.
“By incorporating advanced security measures and optimizing data exchange, MiR Fleet Enterprise addresses the critical need for robust cybersecurity in growing AMR fleets. Our integrated approach ensures that our customers receive reliable solutions that evolve with their needs for robust scalability while safeguarding their operations”, said Birol Esmer, head of software product management at MiR.
A New Paradigm in AMR Software
MiR Fleet Enterprise marks a shift from traditional, proprietary fleet management systems. Built to run on Windows Servers and supporting various virtualization strategies, the software is compatible with modern IT infrastructures and cloud environments, facilitating easier deployment and integration. Key features include:
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