What's the Difference Between Robominder and FLOW?
Robominder and FLOW cover different levels of an automated line. Robominder is a cell-level dashboard tracking a palletiser's output, downtime and fault video. FLOW is a fleet-level operations workspace tracking AMR movements, utilisation and throughput across a warehouse or facility.
What does Robominder focus on?
Robominder combines production data with video tracking for a single palletising cell — see How Can Palletiser Performance Be Tracked and Improved? for the full feature breakdown.
What does FLOW focus on?
FLOW (Fleet Operations Workspace) gives visibility across an entire AMR fleet — robot movements and task completion, system utilisation and delays, and overall throughput. See How Do You Monitor AMR Fleet Performance With FLOW?
Do I need both?
If your line includes both cobot palletisers and an AMR fleet, they're complementary rather than overlapping — Robominder for what's happening inside the palletising cell, FLOW for what's happening across the wider transport fleet. See a full guide to Reeco's automation software for how EasyStack fits alongside both.
Frequently asked
What's the difference between Robominder and FLOW?
Robominder is a cell-level dashboard for palletiser output, downtime and video; FLOW is a fleet-level workspace for AMR movements and utilisation.
Do I need both Robominder and FLOW?
Only if you're running both cobot palletisers and an AMR fleet — they cover different, complementary parts of the line.
Which system tracks AMR fleet movements?
FLOW, not Robominder — Robominder is specific to palletiser performance.
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