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Meet OMRON's family of Autonomous Mobile Robots

Increase productivity in manufacturing and logistics operations

Fully autonomous mobile robots

Transforming manufacturing & logistics

Managing intralogistics, the movement of materials and goods within a facility can be a significant hurdle to overcome. Warehouses, distribution centers and production facilities that use manual processes often face issues with workforce scarcity, health and safety risks, and issues with traceability and quality.

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Intralogistics process and related challenges
  • Intralogistics process and related challenges

    Intralogistics process and related challenges

    OMRON solution for the complete intralogistics process​ The complete intralogistics process in a factory is divided into four different groups because the challenges are different, but also the solutions: Lineside Replenishment; Work in progress; Finished goods and Warehouse. Read more on:

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In addition, if the material flow is not optimized, this will result in process downtime. Manufacturers also need agile solutions to scale production up and down to meet changing demand. 
By investing in automated processes with autonomous mobile robots you can:
  • ensure that materials and goods are stored and transferred correctly, 
  • simplify employee tasks, 
  • optimize workflows, 
  • improve productivity and increase capacity.

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AMR vs. AGV - the difference is flexibility

Unlike traditional autonomously guided vehicles (AGVs), our autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) navigate by the natural features of the facility and require no expensive facility modification.
AGVs require a predefined path to follow, either a network of magnetic lines on the floor or beacons on the walls. So although AGVs allow modifications to production lines, facilities will need to install new equipment every time the AGV path is changed, leading to downtime and extra costs.
 
Unlike AGVs, which will stop at obstacles indefinitely, AMRs avoid stationary or moving obstacles and automatically reroute themselves when necessary. AMR paths automatically change without human intervention, making operations more flexible and decreasing total cost of ownership.
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Meet our mobile robots

Our family of mobile robots can safely & efficiently transport a wide range of payloads – from lightweight tasks of 60kg all the way up to 1500kg, capable to replace forklifts.

LD-60/90

Self-navigating Autonomous Mobile Robot (AMR) that works safely with people

The Omron LD-60/90 Mobile Robot designed for dynamically moving material in challenging environments that may include confined passageways as well as dynamic and peopled locations.

  • 60 kg / 90 kg payload
  • 1.35 m/s - 1.8 m/s

LD-250

Mid-size mobile robot with a payload capacity of 250kg

The LD-250 allows customers to load larger and heavier payloads, making fewer trips with heavier batches, ultimately increasing return on investment. With the LD-250 in your fleet, you can do more with less equipment.

  • 250 kg payload
  • 1.2 m/s
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HD-1500

The strongest OMRON's mobile robot with a heavy duty payload capacity of 1500kg

The higher payload capacity allows customers to automate new tasks that are traditionally completed with forklifts such as the transport of pallet-size loads, engine blocks, and other heavy goods and equipment.

  • 1500 kg payload
  • 1.8 m/s
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OMRON Industrial Automation Solution

You need more than a piece of advanced hardware equipment; you need an autonomous material transport system flexible enough to evolve with changing needs. The OMRON full family of automation technology fills in your entire production line.

As the leader in industrial automation, OMRON offers products that help manufacturers fulfill the needs of mass customization, and address issues related to rising labor costs and labor shortages.

Along with mobile robots, OMRON provides a variety of automation equipment and devices that range from control components and vision sensors to controllers and servomotors, as well as an array of safety devices and fixed robots.