Robotic Automation Named Official Mobile Industrial Robots Partner
The firm will provide support and maintenance for mobile robots across Australia and New Zealand.
Updated on Oct. 29, 2026 in Robotics
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Robotic Automation has been appointed as an authorized partner for Mobile Industrial Robots to expand service capabilities in Australia and New Zealand. This agreement tasks the firm with delivering technical support, maintenance, and operator training for autonomous mobile systems.
Why it matters
As the demand for warehouse automation and smart intralogistics increases, this partnership ensures companies have local access to qualified technical support. The collaboration helps businesses maintain operational continuity by providing dedicated service for autonomous mobile robots.
Robotic Automation leverages 38 years of experience and a track record of 3,500 automation installations to support the mobile fleet. The team provides technical diagnostics, spare parts, and system design alongside operator training.
The players
Robotic Automation
An automation services provider with 38 years of industry experience and 3,500 completed installations.
Mobile Industrial Robots
A developer and manufacturer of autonomous mobile robots used for internal logistics.
The details
Robotic Automation will deploy its team of field service technicians and engineers to handle preventative maintenance and emergency breakdown support. The company also offers end-to-end services including system design, installation, and commissioning for new mobile units.
Timeline
October 29, 2026: Robotic Automation was officially appointed as an authorized MiR partner.
The Tech Race
This partnership reflects the broader shift toward integrating autonomous mobile robots into standard warehouse operations to solve intralogistics challenges. By aligning with Mobile Industrial Robots, the company positions itself to better capture market share in the automation sector.
Companies in Australia and New Zealand can now access authorized maintenance and emergency services for their mobile robot fleets. This localized support helps operators reduce downtime and ensures critical warehouse systems remain functional through professional technical diagnostics.
The takeaway
Businesses investing in mobile automation should prioritize partnerships that provide localized access to spare parts and certified technician support. Regular preventative maintenance is the most effective way to protect long-term capital investments in autonomous mobile technology.
Further reading
For more on the current state of automation, explore the Robotics section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Manufacturers' Monthly.
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