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Oway for Robotics and Autonomy

Robots and autonomous vehicles are only as useful as the context they work from. Oway gives every machine, from any vendor, the orders, inventory and schedules it needs to take on real work.

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A blue industrial robot handles a refrigerator panel beside automated production equipment.
Use case

Cross-vendor fleets

Coordinate robots and vehicles from different vendors through one shared model of the site.

  • One model of the site for every vendor’s fleet
  • Shared map, tasks and traffic rules
  • Fleet-wide utilization in one view
IOIJuno
Storage totes travel along a curved conveyor beside warehouse shelving.
Robot utilization by fleetShare of shift working · Illustrative data
BeforeWith Oway
0255075100AMR fleet AAMR fleet BPallet moversPicking arms
Robot utilization by fleet
BeforeWith Oway
AMR fleet A48%74%
AMR fleet B41%69%
Pallet movers55%78%
Picking arms62%81%
Use case

Task allocation

Assign work to the right robot, vehicle or person based on location, capacity and priority.

  • Juno assigns each task to the best resource
  • Priorities update as orders change
  • Idle time drops across the fleet
Juno
Close view of a robot wrist and panel-handling fixture at an assembly station.
Tasks completed per hour, site-wideTasks per hour · Illustrative data
150200250300350W1W3W5W7W9W11W12311Oway connected
Tasks completed per hour, site-wide
Tasks
W1212
W2208
W3219
W4214
W5236
W6258
W7271
W8284
W9290
W10298
W11305
W12311
Use case

Shared context

Let machines read orders, inventory and schedules from enterprise systems through IOI.

  • Orders and inventory available to every machine
  • No custom integration per vendor
  • Permissions set per robot and per task
IOI
Three engineers in safety glasses work together on a robotic mechanism at a workbench.
Manual handoffs per shiftHandoffs between systems · Illustrative data
020406080JanFebMarAprMayJun6412
Manual handoffs per shift
Handoffs
Jan64
Feb58
Mar41
Apr27
May18
Jun12
Use case

Human and machine handoffs

Plan the points where people and machines hand work to each other, and track every handoff.

  • Handoff points planned into the schedule
  • Wait time measured at every station
  • Exceptions routed to the right person
JunoOway OS
An engineer in safety glasses operates a handheld controller beside a CNC machine.
Average wait at handoff pointsMinutes · Illustrative data
2.557.51012.5W1W3W5W7W9W11W124.1Oway connected
Average wait at handoff points
Wait
W111.2
W210.8
W311.5
W410.9
W58.7
W67.1
W76.2
W85.4
W95
W104.6
W114.3
W124.1
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