New ISO interoperability standard covers collaboration among mobile robots from multiple vendors

ISO and A3 released ISO 21423:2026 to standardize communication among industrial mobile robots from different suppliers. The standard sets rules for automated guided vehicles, autonomous mobile robots, and building systems to share position, speed, and tasks. Engineers can now deploy mixed fleets on the same floor with fewer path planning conflicts.

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