Stellantis manufacturing boss Arnaud Deboeuf reveals technologies in automation, factory planning and lineside logistics that reduce transition costs and time to market.
The solutions showcased included technology to improve how existing robots track parts, a system to retrofit carts and dollies into autonomous mobile robots (AMRs,), as well as large scale, cloud-based digital platforms that support factory planning across design, construction and production operations all combined.
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