Production Line Bottlenecks - Session 1

Internal logistics teams are under growing pressure from labor constraints, safety requirements, and increasingly complex operations, and hiring alone is no longer a sustainable solution.

In this proof-led webinar, we share three AMR success stories showing how manufacturers and logistics teams improved material flow, increased safety, and scaled automation without complex infrastructure or long payback times.

You’ll learn what “fast ROI” with AMRs looks like in real facilities, which use cases deliver value first, and how successful teams move from pilot to fleet while avoiding common pitfalls. The session concludes with a simple “Smart Moves” checklist you can use to evaluate AMRs in your own operation.

What you'll learn

By the end of the session, you’ll have practical takeaways on:

• Spot the most common internal transport bottlenecks that slow production
• See what success looks like in three real deployments: challenge, approach, and measurable impact
• How to evaluate ROI beyond labor cost reduction, throughput, safety, flexibility, and risk
• A reusable "Smart Moves" checklist for assessing AMRs in your facility

This session is designed for operations, intralogistics, and automation teams who need proof-based guidance on where AMRs deliver value first, and how to get from first deployment to scalable results.

Speaker

Kent Kjær, Sales Engineer | Mobile Industrial Robots

Kent Kjær is a Sales Engineer at Mobile Industrial Robots (MiR), working closely with manufacturers and logistics teams to evaluate, deploy, and scale autonomous mobile robots for internal transport. His work focuses on identifying suitable automation workflows, defining success metrics, and supporting customers as they move from initial deployment to larger‑scale adoption. Kent brings a practical, customer‑focused perspective shaped by real‑world implementation experience across a range of production environments.

Join our live webinar on May 13, 2026 at 15:00 CEST / 14:00 UK where we'll break down three real AMR customer deployments and unpack: