AI & Machine Learning

Nissan's AI-powered factory robots can haul 4,000 pounds - and call each other for backup

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Nissan is deploying OTTO autonomous mobile robots at its Smyrna, Tennessee plant to move vehicle components, with units carrying up to roughly 4,190 pounds, self-charging, adjusting deliveries from production data, and requesting backup from other machines. The rollout shows how AI-enabled robotics depends on reliable integration with factory material-flow and equipment-control systems, while shifting 64 forklift and tug operators into other plant roles and reducing labor costs through attrition.

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