#Robotize agv software

The Repsol Technology Lab in Móstoles (Madrid, Spain) develops disruptive technologies that are later implemented in the Company.

#Robotize agv software

Repsol has two robotics hubs - one for software and the other for hardware - aimed at developing and implementing physical and software robots to complete routine tasks and free up employees or carry out potentially dangerous work in industrial facilities. In the case of robotization, the Company is training its employees to lead this process, seeking to increase the synergies of human-machine interaction, so that people can focus on tasks with higher added value, such as decision-making. Repsol has been clearly commitment in this regard for a long time. In order to reverse the current situation, increased investment in research is a fundamental component, whose greatest supporter in Spain is industry, where 80% of private R&D&I is born. With adequate training, more professional opportunities will emerge, an essential aspect to overcoming the crisis caused by COVID-19. Training is essential so that people have the necessary tools to respond to the challenges that robotization presents.

But that’s not all: it has already automated over 100 processes thanks to RPA technology and is incorporating components in robots already in use to make them more intelligent. In 2020, the energy company will carry out its first pilot test using a logistics robot to transport materials in an industrial complex. Robotization is one of the main vectors in Repsol’s digital transformation strategy to improve safety and efficiency in all its processes.