AMRA expands robot testing standard to cover legged systems
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The Autonomous Mobile Robot Alliance (AMRA), formed by Taiwan's Industrial Technology Research Institute and industry, academia, and research partners, has released a new standard that adds legged robots to its testing framework. The update aims to speed commercialization and deployment of autonomous mobile robots by giving manufacturers and buyers a unified way to assess performance across real-world environments.
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