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Robotics Solutions

Physical AI deployed for increased productivity and improved accuracy.

Transforming industries with robotics

AI-powered robots are ideal for repetitive, complex or dangerous tasks, combining machine learning, computer vision, and physical movement - often termed physical AI. Working standalone or alongside humans, their key applications include:

Warehousing & Logistics Robots

Robots help reduce human walking time, increase safety, and speed up order fulfilment. Common types include autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) that navigate freely using sensors for small loads; automated guided vehicles (AGVs) that follow fixed paths for palleted loads; and static robotic arms that can stack and load pallets.

Autonomous warehouse robots moving goods in a logistics facility.

Surgery & Healthcare Robots

In operating theatres, surgical robots can provide a level of precision, dexterity, and stability that surpasses human capabilities. This results in procedures being less invasive, resulting in less trauma, reduced blood loss, and significantly shorter recovery times. Additionally, robots can help aging populations maintain mobility and provide numerous caregiving functions.

Robotic surgical equipment assisting clinicians in an operating theatre.

Manufacturing & Inspection Robots

Robotic arms increase safety and lower production costs by performing repetitive, precise, or dangerous factory tasks, such as spray coating, assembling micro-components and welding. They can include sensors and cameras to inspect products, as they move or manufacture them, aiding with predictive maintenance on production lines.

Industrial robotic arms at work on a manufacturing production line.

Military Robots

Military robots are autonomous or remote-controlled machines designed for defence tasks. They include unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) for reconnaissance and air strikes; unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) for bomb disposal, and combat support; and quadruped or humanoid robots for carrying heavy gear or navigating rough terrain.

Remote-operated bomb-disposal robot inspecting a vehicle.

Guidance for responsible robotic adoption

Robotic implementation can face significant hurdles, such as high financial costs, the need for specialised training, and concerns over machine-human interaction. Scan helps mitigate these risks: as an NVIDIA Elite partner and NVIDIA DGX Managed Service Provider, we are ideally placed to advise and guide you on the most appropriate AI systems, robots and software to begin your physical AI transformation.

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Discuss your robotics requirements with Scan's specialist team.

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