Hybrid AMR/AGV robots for pallet handling and warehouse automation
ANSCER Robotics builds hybrid autonomous mobile robots that blend AMR navigation with AGV-style guided precision for pallet moves and stacking. The stack pairs ROS/ROS 2 and C++ robotics software with industrial protocols like Modbus and OPC UA, plus a modern web layer (React, Node.js, Bun, Hono, WebSockets) and Kubernetes/ArgoCD deployment, which points to a fleet-management software surface beyond the hardware. Current hiring, centered in India, leans toward engineering plus procurement and supply-side operations.
ANSCER Robotics, founded in 2020 and headquartered in Plano, Texas, develops hybrid autonomous mobile robots for material handling in warehouses and logistics operations. Its product line includes the PLR1000 and PLR2000 pallet lifting robots, rated for 1000 kg and 2000 kg payloads, and the PSR2000 pallet stacking robot for high-density storage. The robots combine AI-based navigation and perception with integration into existing facility infrastructure. The privately held company has 51–200 employees and runs engineering and operations hiring in India.
ANSCER uses ROS and ROS 2 with C++ and Python for robotics, Modbus and OPC UA for industrial integration, React, Node.js, Bun and Hono for web, and Docker, Kubernetes and ArgoCD across AWS, GCP and Azure.
ANSCER makes hybrid AMR/AGV robots, including the PLR1000 and PLR2000 pallet lifting robots (1000 kg and 2000 kg payloads) and the PSR2000 pallet stacking robot.
ANSCER is headquartered in Plano, Texas, and its current hiring is in India, spanning engineering, logistics and operations roles.
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