Transbotics Corporation announced that they have formed an alliance with R&D Ergo Solutions.
This relationship combines the strength of a leading supplier of Automatic Guided Vehicles with a supplier and manufacturer of in-line process handling equipment providing innovative lifting solutions.
"We believe this relationship will offer the market more alternatives for achieving optimum benefits when evaluating or implementing solutions in material handling," stated Claude Imbleau, President, Transbotics Corporation. "We felt that this relationship would greatly benefit the packaging industry throughout North America, and felt the PACex 2003 show would be the perfect venue to announce this new alliance and the many benefits it means to customers."
R & D Ergo Solutions assists end-users in finding ergonomic solutions to their in-process material handling problems. The company has over 25 years of 'under-hook' experience at R & D, designing, building and installing custom turnkey systems into various industries including automotive, aviation, cable, fiber/textile, food, glass, metals and paper.
For over 20 years Transbotics Corporation has specialized in the design, development, support and installation of Automatic Guided Vehicles (AGVs), or transportation robots, with an emphasis on complete customer satisfaction. The company is a leading supplier of Automatic Guided Vehicle Systems (AGVS), system retrofits and upgrades, AGV controls technology, engineering services, AGV batteries, chargers and other related products. Transbotics' vehicles can be off-the-shelf or engineered-to-order. Each Transbotics vehicle uses leading-edge hardware, software, controls and components, including LazerWay AGV control guidance that provides optimal flexibility and accuracy. Transbotics is committed to assisting its customers in increasing their material-handling efficiencies, thus boosting their bottom line.
Transbotics provides custom automation solutions to a variety of industries, including aerospace and defense, automotive, ceramics, chemical processing, food and beverage, newsprint and publishing, microelectronics, plastics, primary metals and recycling.