Conveyor Mobile Robot
The Conveyor Mobile Robot (CMR) is an autonomous mobile robot product line manufactured by Hikrobot for internal logistics in industrial environments. The WR1000DS model features a 1,000 kg payload capacity, LiDAR SLAM-based navigation with ±10 mm positioning accuracy, and integrated conveyor modules for autonomous load transfer.
Overview and Use Cases
The Conveyor Mobile Robot is designed for autonomous internal logistics operations in industrial facilities. The system operates without physical guide rails or infrastructure, instead navigating dynamically through warehouse and manufacturing environments. The integrated conveyor top modules enable autonomous transfer of loads at designated points, reducing manual handling requirements.
Key Capabilities
- Autonomous Navigation: LiDAR SLAM (Simultaneous Localization and Mapping) technology with ±10 mm positioning accuracy
- Load Transfer: Integrated conveyor modules for autonomous material placement and retrieval
- Dynamic Path Planning: Real-time route optimization without fixed guide infrastructure
- Autonomous Charging: Automatic docking and battery replenishment
- Continuous Operation: 8-hour battery endurance supporting extended shifts
Specifications
WR1000DS Model
- Payload Capacity: 1,000 kg
- Operating Speed:
- 1.2 m/s (unloaded)
- 1.0 m/s (at full load)
- Power System: 48V, 60Ah LiFePO4 battery
- Battery Durability: ≤1,500 charge cycles
- Endurance: 8 hours per charge cycle
- Positioning Accuracy: ±10 mm
- Navigation Technology: LiDAR SLAM
Manufacturer
The Conveyor Mobile Robot is manufactured by Hikrobot.
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