Chang Robotics and OTTO by Rockwell Automation Partner to Accelerate AMR Adoption in Manufacturing and Warehousing

13 November 2025 | News

The collaboration combines Chang Robotics’ large-scale robotic expertise with OTTO’s autonomous mobile robot technology to enhance productivity, flexibility, and efficiency across North American production and distribution operations.
Image Courtesy: Public Domain

Image Courtesy: Public Domain

Chang Robotics, LLC, a leader in autonomous and robotic systems, and OTTO by Rockwell Automation, the autonomous mobile robot (AMR) division of Rockwell Automation, announced they are teaming up to accelerate automation in manufacturing, food & beverage, automotive, consumer goods, and e-commerce sectors.

This collaboration combines Chang Robotics’ expertise in deploying large-scale, complex robotic systems with OTTO’s industry-leading AMR technology to deliver integrated solutions that enhance productivity, flexibility, and efficiency across North American production lines and warehouses. Learn more about the economic impact and ROI of OTTO AMRs in The Business Case for AMRs white paper.

“Chang Robotics has worked with OTTO on some of the largest AMR deployments in manufacturing,” said Ross Barnard, CTO of Chang Robotics. “Together, we build customized solutions that meet our clients’ operational goals with reliability, scalability, and flexibility—especially as volumes shift and operations evolve.”

Key areas of focus include:

  • Seamless interfaces to flexible manufacturing cells that can be quickly reconfigured for new product lines
  • Intelligent material handling solutions for warehouses and distribution centers
  • Scalable automation systems that fit within the constraints of existing facilities

“Our joint solutions will directly address labor shortages, improve safety, and support the industry’s shift toward more agile production systems,” said Dave Levihn, Global Partner Program Manager at OTTO by Rockwell Automation. “This partnership is a major step forward in helping manufacturers future-proof their operations.”

“This collaboration has the potential to accelerate AMR adoption and strengthen U.S. competitiveness in global manufacturing,” said Brittain Ladd, global business and automation expert.

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