https://m.seer-group.com/amr-controllers
Mobile Robot Controllers SRC series controllers are universal controllers designed for mobile robot (AMR,Smart Forklift, etc) applications providing mobile robots with core functions such as map construction, positioning and navigation, and model editing. The product integrates the core components of mobile robots and works with our powerful client software (Roboshop Pro) to help users quickly develop robots. The SRC can also evolve into a controller for smart factory infrastructures such as automatic charging stations, automatic doors, elevators, traffic lights, and more. By providing a unified scheduling interface framework, the SRC promotes the intelligent transformation and automation of factories.
Standardize software and hardware
SRC controller combined with the unified AMR OS (Robokit) and one-stop implementation software (Roboshop Pro), provide customers with solutions for building different types of AMR based on the same controller with the lowest learning cost.
We have completed product adaptation with major sensor and driver manufacturers and continue to work closely with them to build the AMR controller industry ecosystem.
Strong adaptability
We have completed product adaptation with major sensor and driver manufacturers and continue to work closely with them to build the AMR industry ecosystem.
Rich functions
With comprehensive and excellent basic functions, at the same time with rich and practical optional functions, help customers solve all kinds of mobile robot application problems.
Support rich chassismodel library
Various types of AMR based on SRC controller manufacturing have been implemented in more than 20 industries. Solve various non-standard requirements for customers in rich application scenarios.
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While most international schools in Singapore offer a wide range of second languages (typically including French, Mandarin, Spanish, and occasionally German), Norwegian is *rarely* offered as part of the standard curriculum. That said, schools like UWCSEA and OFS are known for having diverse student bodies with strong support for home language programs, some families arrange for external language tutors or join community-based language groups in parallel with school. You might also want to explore schools that are particularly popular with European families. For instance, ISS International School and Dover Court both tend to attract a more mixed European crowd, while St. Joseph’s Institution International has a smaller but warm expat community. It’s worth asking the admissions teams directly about Norwegian families enrolled or if they support self-study or external Norwegian language tutoring. If you or someone is still in the process of comparing schools, doris.school is a free .....
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1. Good jobs?
2. Population growth?
3. Johor - Sg connectivity?
Look at HK with regards to the 3 factors.
Point 3 wud be shenzhen-HK connectivity
Look at NZ with regards to the 2 factors.
Both are suffering declines.
I have no crystal ball. Unfortunately.
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Yea it turned out to be a misunderstanding from their side as they called me later and said it shouldn't be a problem as long as I complete it and reply to an email they'll send that I've done so once I'm finished. Thanks for the help tho maybe someone else can read this and not make the same mistake