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Introducing OMRON HD-1500 Mobile Robot
Introducing OMRON’s strongest mobile robot: the HD-1500. The HD-1500 is an advanced autonomous mobile robot specifically designed to transport heavy payloads up to 1500 kilograms. The HD-1500 also represents innovations in mobile robotics. Its new architecture features lasers that provide 360-degree safety coverage, as well as an onboard programmable logic controller, or PLC, to easily interface with custom attachments. Heavier payloads, built-in controller, improved sensors, route planning and object avoidance, the OMRON HD-1500 autonomous mobile robot offers the most advanced performance and safety. Learn more:
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New HD-1500 mobile robot with 1500kg payload capacity
Industry-leading HD-1500 expands the possibilities for autonomous material transport
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TheOpenVentilator: mass production of ventilators to start after successful clinical trials in Spain
OMRON has contributed, with the non-profit association TheOpenVentilator, to the development of an emergency ventilator for compassionate-use, built with quality equipment and industrial reliability, to help patients requiring mechanical ventilation due to COVID-19.
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Bigger, stronger, better: new LD-250 mobile robot from Omron moves payloads up to 250kg
The new LD-250 mobile robot from Omron can handle a payload of 250kg and is the strongest and newest addition to our LD series of mobile robots. Together with the Fleet Manager, which for the first time in the industry enables the control of multiple mobile robots with different payloads through one system, it will help realize a more flexible and optimized autonomous material transport system.
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New LD-250 mobile robot to move payloads up to 250kg
Industry first to control different types of mobile robots via one system.
Agile and clever tailor-made mobile robotics
Major German automotive group optimizes efficiency and innovation leadership in material handling with Omron LD mobile robots and a conveyor attachment from cts GmbH.Automobile production and assembly line production have always been closely linked. It was not until Henry Ford began using conveyor belts in his factories in 1913 that the car was able to conquer the world as a mass-produced product. Today, a working day without assembly lines is inconceivable at the BMW factories. The group relies on innovative transport and logistics to increase efficiency and flexibility, to better link work processes, as well as to relieve employees from repetitive and time-consuming tasks. These concepts include Omron LD mobile robots for material transport that deliver a particularly high return on investment (ROI). These autonomous mobile robots are equipped with a conveyor tower - a height-adjustable load handling device, developed by system integrator cts GmbH. The interaction between employees and transport robots at BMW impressively demonstrates how factory harmony can be implemented in the factory of the future.