PMRs represent an emerging technological development with potential to transform how we deliver healthcare services.

Offering all levels of government a roadmap for preparing to regulate PMRs as the industry matures.

 Scaling public-area mobile robots (PMRs) in cities faces several barriers, which we explore in this blog post.

How much should a PMR and its human overseer or teleoperator be able to see and hear within its operational design domain?

In any road transportation system, the intersection and its controls represent the locus of greatest complexity and risk.

This is our 2nd public update regarding progress on DTS ISO 4448 - Public area mobile robots (PMR) for which Bern Grush is the global lead.

We are delighted to start 2024 with the release of URF's Executive Guide to PMRs: What you need to know about Public-area mobile robots

URF is delighted to welcome Sunshine Coast Council - an innovative local government body from Australia - as a new municipal member.

The Norwegian Public Roads Administration has invited URF's Executive Director to be a guest speaker at their sector-dialog on Dec 13th.

Robots used for delivery, maintenance, surveillance or other tasks within public areas are collectively known as public-area mobile...