Robotnik
RB-KAIROS+
Logistics robots · Pick and place
Omnidirectional mobile platform that directly fits a Universal Robots cobot arm, for indoor pick and place.
Europe
Pick and place · Parts supply
Lease not confirmed
Warehousing
Robots in warehousing
Warehouse robots and AMRs focus on order picking, internal transport, fulfilment and goods flows. The business case starts with routes, volumes and integration with processes.
Operational context
What does this application require?
In warehouses, efficiency, scalability and predictability play a large role. Robot-as-a-Service or lease can fit when volumes fluctuate or when an organisation first wants to test one zone.
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Staff shortages and peak load
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Predictable processes without unnecessary complexity
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Scalability without an immediate heavy investment
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Service, training and acceptance on the shop floor
Robot categories
Relevant routes for this application
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Specific tasks
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Robots
Robot models for warehousing
A first selection from the robot directory. Availability, price and lease form remain dependent on supplier, region and configuration.
Mobile Industrial Robots
MiR250
Logistics robots · Internal transport
Autonomous mobile robot for internal transport.
Netherlands
Internal transport · Warehouse
Check deployment options
Robotnik
RB-VOGUI+
Logistics robots · Agriculture
Mobile robot with cobot arm for indoor and outdoor use, including agriculture, construction and research.
Europe
Agriculture · Construction
Lease not confirmed
Boston Dynamics
Stretch
Warehouse robots · Unloading
Boston Dynamics Stretch is a robot for unloading and warehouses.
International
Unloading · Warehouse
Lease not confirmed
Robotnik
RB-THERON+
Logistics robots · Internal transport
Modular mobile platform for indoor internal transport, optionally with a cobot arm.
Europe
Internal transport · Parts supply
Lease not confirmed
Robotnik
RB-ROBOUT
Logistics robots · Heavy internal transport
Omnidirectional autonomous robot for heavy loads up to 1,000 kg in factories and warehouses.
Europe
Heavy internal transport · Loading and unloading
Lease not confirmed
PUDU
T300
Logistics robots · Internal transport
Industrial AMR from PUDU for autonomous material transport with a load capacity of up to 300 kg.
International
Internal transport · Production logistics
Lease not confirmed
MiR
MiR100
Logistics robots · Internal transport
MiR MiR100 is a robot for internal transport and kitting.
International
Internal transport · Kitting
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MiR
MiR1200 Pallet Jack
Logistics robots · Pallet transport
Autonomous pallet jack that detects, picks up and transports EU pallets of up to 1,200 kg.
International
Pallet transport · Warehouse logistics
Lease not confirmed
Suppliers
Suppliers that may fit
Supplier profiles are meant as orientation. Always check service area, experience, contract form and support.
BO
Boston Dynamics
International
Robotics developer known for Spot, Stretch and Atlas. Relevant to inspection, warehouse robotics and humanoid research.
AB
ABB Robotics
International
Global robotics provider for industry, cobots, robot software and automation solutions.
AG
Agility Robotics
United States
Developer of humanoid robots for logistics and industrial environments, known for Digit.
AU
AutoStore
International
Cube storage and warehouse robotics system for compact storage and fulfilment.
AE
Aethon
United States
Provider of autonomous transport robots for hospitals, hospitality and internal logistics.
AG
AgileX Robotics
International
Chinese manufacturer of mobile robot platforms and chassis, lightweight robot arms and open research platforms for industry, education and research.
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Choices that go with this application
Use comparisons to set robot types, supplier routes and lease choices side by side more calmly.
Logistics
Comparing logistics robots
Logistics robots differ strongly per environment: AMRs, warehouse robots, internal transport robots and goods-to-person systems each call for a different assessment.
Robot lease
Leasing vs buying a robot
Leasing and buying are not a purely financial choice. Service, risk, term, implementation and technology development weigh at least as heavily.
Frequently asked questions
Short answers for a sober first orientation. No hard claims about availability or prices.
When are warehouse robots interesting?
Mainly for recurring walking routes, order flows, internal transport or fulfilment processes that are easy to model.
Does a warehouse need to be adapted first?
Often partly. Think of route analysis, charging points, network coverage and possible WMS integration.
Exploring robots for warehousing?
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