Peer Robotics and CaPow Join Forces to Ensure Seamless Robot Operations

Peer Robotics and CaPow are teaming up to revolutionize how warehouse and factory robots operate by eliminating the need for charging stops. This collaboration merges Peer’s innovative mobile robots with CaPow’s cutting-edge power technology, enabling these machines to recharge while they’re still in action—no plugs or downtime required.

peer has already integrated CaPow’s system into two of its robot models,allowing them to maintain continuous operation throughout the day.Rishabh Agarwal, CEO of Peer Robotics, shared his enthusiasm: “Our goal at Peer is to create straightforward and effective industrial automation solutions that yield meaningful results. partnering with CaPow allows us to tackle the issue of costly downtime head-on—a huge advantage for our clients.”

Typically, warehouse robots require about 3 to 4 hours each day just for recharging.With CaPow’s innovation, this is a game changer; robots can now stay powered while working.This advancement means smaller batteries are needed, leading to more efficient operations overall. As an inevitable result, companies can expect quicker returns on their investments and lower operational expenses.

Both companies emphasize their commitment not only to long-term growth but also to genuinely supporting their customers rather than chasing quick profits. They have plans in place to extend this technology into larger robot models from Peer and are also developing new safety features that utilize supercapacitor power systems.

“Partnering with Peer Robotics showcases exactly the type of dynamic and visionary collaborator we seek,” remarked Prof. Mor Peretz, CEO and Co-Founder of CaPow. “Together we’re not just pushing boundaries in our field; we’re transforming what autonomous systems can accomplish within industrial automation.”

this partnership highlights an exciting shift towards smarter manufacturing processes that could redefine productivity standards across various industries—not just warehousing but possibly agriculture or even healthcare logistics as well!