Mobile Robotics Without Dependencies: ProLog Automation Relies on a Vendor-Neutral Approach

Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMR), Automated Guided Vehicles (AGV) and automated logistics systems have long since become an integral part of modern production and logistics environments. However, as market dynamics continue to grow, so do the demands on planning, selection and integration of these systems. At LogiMAT 2026 in Stuttgart, ProLog Automation presents itself as a vendor-neutral consulting partner for mobile robotics – Hall 8, Stand 8D81.

Vendor neutrality is not a buzzword at ProLog Automation – it is a lived guiding principle. The company sees itself as an independent navigator for users facing complex decisions: Which system fits the existing environment? What infrastructure is required? How can scalability, flexibility and cost-effectiveness be ensured in the long term? This is precisely where ProLog Automation's consulting comes in: objective, practical and consistently aligned with customers' processes.

Cross-industry experience

Whether FMCG, pharmaceuticals and chemicals, automotive, aerospace or mid-sized manufacturing companies: mobile robotics is today a key competitive factor across a wide range of industries. ProLog Automation has already supported numerous companies on their journey toward AMR and AGV solutions. The range of services extends from in-depth process analysis and simulations and requirements specifications through to support during tendering, commissioning and ongoing operations.

The sheer variety of vehicles, software and fleet management systems alone presents many users with significant challenges. ProLog Automation deliberately addresses this complexity without any vendor ties. The neutral perspective enables reliable comparisons and well-founded decisions – independent of the product interests of individual vendors.

The application in focus, not the product

At the heart of the consulting is always the specific material flow: pallets, containers, spare parts or sensitive products under regulated conditions. The right solution is derived from the processes – not from the brand.
"We analyze every material flow individually and develop a realistic, holistic concept from it," explains COO Markus Zipper. "This gives operators a solution that is technically convincing and avoids costly misinvestments."

This approach proves particularly valuable in regulated industries such as FMCG, pharmaceuticals or chemicals. GMP compliance, hygiene standards, traceability and IT integration are taken into account as early as the concept phase and translated into structured requirements. The result is clear framework conditions for manufacturers and investment security for users.

From planning through to operations and beyond

ProLog Automation combines theoretical expertise with a deep understanding of the shopfloor. An interdisciplinary team of planners, project managers, commissioning engineers and service technicians accompanies projects holistically. Even after commissioning, ProLog remains a reliable partner for maintenance, training and independent service – particularly where manufacturers do not provide their own support.

At LogiMAT, ProLog Automation demonstrates how vendor-neutral AMR and AGV consulting helps companies navigate the transition from manual processes to future-proof automation in a reliable and practical way.

A holistic solution approach at a shared trade fair stand

The trade fair presence is rounded out by co-exhibitor Continua Systems GmbH, whose expertise in modular, fully on-premises software solutions and intelligent system integration underscores ProLog Automation's holistic solution approach.

While ProLog Automation provides vendor-neutral support throughout the planning, selection and implementation of AMR and AGV projects, Continua Systems extends the portfolio with Automation Insights – a scalable, fully on-premises analysis and monitoring tool for automated intralogistics systems in complex AGV environments. The solution enables fast and transparent analysis of faults, reduces unplanned downtime and sustainably increases the availability, productivity and cost-effectiveness of automated processes.

The close integration of vendor-independent consulting with hands-on system and software expertise allows users to view mobile robotics not in isolation, but as an integral component of a holistic automation strategy. Visitors to the shared stand will thus gain comprehensive insight into how future-proof material flow solutions can be realized – from strategic conception through to operational implementation.