Cyngn has launched DriveMod EasyLaunch, a programme under which qualifying manufacturers and warehouses pay a monthly subscription to automate one repetitive material-moving route with its DriveMod Autonomous Tugger.
According to the company, the programme needs no upfront capital or long-term commitment and can be up and running within weeks. It is aimed at repetitive indoor jobs such as carrying carts, pallets, parts and supplies from production to warehouse and staging areas.
Cyngn sets up the vehicles, configures the autonomy and onboards customers, who manage missions and track vehicles in Cyngn Insight, its fleet management software. Chief executive Lior Tal said customers can “identify a high-value route, deploy quickly, and evaluate automation within their actual operation.”
Background
Cyngn
Industrial autonomy company
A company that makes autonomous vehicles for moving materials in factories and warehouses.
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DriveMod EasyLaunch
Subscription programme
Cyngn's monthly subscription programme for automating one material-handling route.
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DriveMod Autonomous Tugger
Autonomous tugger
Cyngn's autonomous tugger vehicle for moving carts and materials.
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