SIASUN Mobile Robot Statistical Analysis System (Mobile Robot Statistical Analysis System)

A fleet of mobile robots produces data with every metre it travels and every task it completes, yet in many plants that information disappears as quickly as it is generated. Status messages scroll past, a vehicle fault is cleared and forgotten, and the reasons a shift ran slow remain a matter of opinion. The SIASUN Mobile Robot Statistical Analysis System (Mobile Robot Statistical Analysis System) is designed to give that stream a memory, turning the daily movement of AGVs and AMRs into evidence that planners, maintenance teams and managers can act on.

Robots Europa, based in Dublin, supplies the SIASUN Mobile Robot Statistical Analysis System to customers across the European Union and the DACH region. We prepare each quotation around your fleet and your site, and we remain your point of contact for delivery, integration questions and after-sales support.

Background

SIASUN and the iMRS platform

SIASUN offers its mobile robot solutions together with a software layer, the IMRS 2.0 platform, which covers multi-robot dispatching, route optimisation, data analytics and digital twins. The platform provides end-to-end intelligent control and helps customers build efficient, flexible and sustainable smart logistics. The iMRS platform is structured into six key sub-modules, each addressing a different stage of the process, so that one supplier's software can accompany a project from commissioning through to long-term operation.

Where statistical analysis fits

Within that structure, the Statistical Analysis System (SAS) is the module that looks back and looks ahead. It draws on the IMRS data lake and offers multi-dimensional data collection with visual analytics for mobile robot fleets. As a project matures, SAS helps customers carry out long-term, rapid and intuitive analysis, identifying opportunities for optimisation across the various production stages and supporting the stable operation of the whole system over time. In practical terms, it is the part of the platform that answers the question of how well the fleet is really performing, and why.

Technical Specifications

Specifications as published by the manufacturer; confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.

SIASUN has not published the supported robot brands, system requirements, deployment model, data refresh rate, interfaces or APIs, software version, supported languages or licensing model; Robots Europa confirms each of these with you at quotation.

What can a statistical analysis system show that a dispatching system cannot?

A dispatching system is concerned with the next decision: which vehicle takes which order, and by which route, in the coming seconds. It is very good at keeping material moving, but it is not built to explain a pattern that only emerges over weeks. The Statistical Analysis System works on a different time scale. Because it consolidates real-time data on robot status, task execution and equipment health in one place, it can set today's performance against last month's and reveal where the fleet consistently loses time.

The value lies in the dimensions it reports on. Process metrics show how material flows between stations; task metrics show how individual orders are executed; equipment metrics show the condition of each vehicle; and energy metrics show what the operation consumes. Viewed together, these perspectives make it possible to tell a routing problem from a capacity problem, or a maintenance issue from a scheduling one. Dashboards give operators an immediate picture, while custom reports let engineers and managers look at exactly the questions their site raises.

Big-data analytics here serves as decision support rather than automatic control. The system helps you decide how to optimise routes, refine dispatching strategies and improve production takt; the changes themselves are then made in the platform modules responsible for execution.

How does predictive maintenance work in the system?

Unplanned downtime in a mobile robot fleet rarely arrives without warning. Components tend to degrade gradually, and the signs are present in the equipment health data long before a vehicle stops on an aisle. The Statistical Analysis System uses that data to predict health trends, so that maintenance can be scheduled at a convenient moment instead of being forced by a breakdown in the middle of a shift.

For operations that depend on a steady takt, this shift from reactive repair to planned intervention matters as much as raw fleet size. A vehicle taken out of service on a planned basis costs a short, predictable gap; a vehicle that fails unexpectedly can block routes, delay dependent tasks and ripple through the production schedule. By reducing the risk of such events, predictive maintenance supports the stable long-term operation that is a central aim of the module.

Who is the SIASUN Mobile Robot Statistical Analysis System for?

The system addresses the people who are accountable for a fleet's performance rather than those who simply ride alongside it. Operations and logistics managers in factories and warehouses running AGV/AMR fleets can use dashboards to follow throughput and spot bottlenecks. Production planners responsible for takt can use task and process reports to see where transport limits the line. Maintenance managers gain a basis for planning service work around predicted health trends, and energy or sustainability teams obtain energy metrics for their reporting.

System integrators and project teams are a further audience: SAS supports long-term analysis as a project progresses, underpinning continuous improvement once the initial commissioning is complete.

Where your immediate need is to control vehicle movements and allocate orders, the SIASUN Mobile Robot Transport Control System is the module to look at first. If you want to model and visualise your fleet virtually, the SIASUN Mobile Robot Digital Twin System addresses that requirement. The vehicles themselves are listed in our Mobile Robots category, and wider automation equipment in Factory Robots.

What is the SIASUN Mobile Robot Statistical Analysis System used for?

1. Route optimisation — identifying congested or inefficient paths from historical task data and refining the network accordingly.
2. Dispatching strategy — evaluating how orders are allocated across the fleet and adjusting the rules that govern it.
3. Production takt improvement — revealing where material transport holds back the pace of the production line.
4. Predictive maintenance — following equipment health trends so that service is planned before failures occur.
5. Energy reporting — tracking energy metrics across the fleet to inform efficiency and sustainability work.
6. Long-term performance review — comparing periods and production stages to find optimisation opportunities as a project matures.

Pricing and Availability

The SIASUN Mobile Robot Statistical Analysis System is supplied on a quotation basis, because the right configuration depends on your fleet, your existing systems and the way your site operates. Tell us about the vehicles you run, the reports you need and how the system should fit into your current infrastructure, and Robots Europa will prepare an offer that reflects those requirements. Delivery, customs and support are arranged together with the quotation. To begin, use the quotation request available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the SIASUN Mobile Robot Statistical Analysis System do?

It collects multi-dimensional data from mobile robot fleets and presents it through dashboards and custom reports. The analytics support decisions on routes, dispatching and production takt, and enable predictive maintenance.

Which types of robot fleet is it intended for?

The system is designed for AGV/AMR fleets. Robots Europa reviews the vehicles on your site with you when preparing the offer.

What data does the system consolidate?

It consolidates real-time data on robot status, task execution and equipment health. Reports cover process, equipment, task and energy metrics.

How does it help reduce downtime?

The system predicts equipment health trends, allowing maintenance to be planned before a fault forces a vehicle out of service. This reduces the risk of unplanned downtime.

How does it relate to the iMRS 2.0 platform?

The Statistical Analysis System is one of the six key sub-modules of the SIASUN iMRS platform, which also covers dispatching, route optimisation and digital twins. It draws on the IMRS data lake for its analysis.

Can it be installed on-premises or used in the cloud?

Robots Europa discusses the deployment options, system requirements and interfaces with you during the quotation process, so that the system fits your existing infrastructure.

Where can I buy the SIASUN Mobile Robot Statistical Analysis System and what does it cost?

You can obtain it from Robots Europa, which supplies customers across the EU and the DACH region. The cost depends on your configuration, so please request a quotation through this page.

Summary

A mobile robot fleet that only moves material is doing half its job; a fleet whose data is retained, analysed and acted upon becomes a source of steady improvement. The SIASUN Mobile Robot Statistical Analysis System gives the movements of AGVs and AMRs that memory, combining real-time status, task and equipment health data with reports on process, equipment, task and energy metrics. It supports better routes, sharper dispatching and a more reliable takt, and it helps keep vehicles in service through predictive maintenance. Robots Europa supplies it across the EU and the DACH region, and for a quotation tailored to your fleet, this page is the starting point.