In a fast-changing logistics sector, continuity of operations relies on reliable power supply for autonomous mobile robots (AMRs). To meet this challenge, Bluepath Robotics, which grew out of an internal Ford Otosan project and became independent at the end of 2023, has adopted Wiferion's etaLINK 3000 inductive charging system.
Based in Istanbul, the company develops AMRs and AGVs for intralogistics, capable of transporting loads from 100 kg to 18,500 kg. In 2025, it opened an office in the United States to be closer to its international customers.
Traditional recharging methods involving physical contact led to downtime and maintenance requirements. Wiferion's non-contact system now enables recharging during operation, during short robot pauses. This reduces downtime and facilitates continuous use.
" Our robots operate over long periods and require a continuous power supply. Wiferion's solution meets this requirement, while remaining simple to integrate and maintain ", explains Fehim Düzgün, CCO of Bluepath Robotics.
The system can be installed without any major modifications: charging stations can be placed on the ground, on walls or along paths. The system's energy efficiency also contributes to optimized resource management.
