Quicktron M100
The Quicktron M100 is a heavy-duty autonomous mobile robot manufactured by Quicktron Robotics, designed for material handling in warehouses and distribution centers. Part of the M-Series, it uses a lift mechanism to transport shelves and pallets with a payload capacity of up to 1000 kg.
Overview and Use Cases
The Quicktron M100 is an autonomous mobile robot (AMR) designed for heavy-duty material handling applications. It is part of Quicktron Robotics' M-Series product line and is deployed in warehouses, distribution centers, and manufacturing environments where it transports shelves and pallets autonomously.
Key Capabilities
- Lift-based transport: Uses an integrated lift mechanism to handle shelves and pallets
- High payload capacity: Carries loads up to 1000 kg
- Autonomous navigation: Operates independently in warehouse and manufacturing spaces
- Precise positioning: Achieves positioning accuracy of ±10 mm during placement and docking operations
- Extended operation: Battery life supports continuous operation for approximately 7.5 hours
Specifications
- Payload capacity: Up to 1000 kg
- Maximum travel speed: Approximately 1.5 m/s
- Lifting height: Approximately 60 mm
- Positioning accuracy: ±10 mm
- Battery life: Up to approximately 7.5 hours
- Category: Mobile autonomous robot
- Manufacturer: Quicktron Robotics
Applications
The M100 is intended for use in:
- Warehouse automation and goods movement
- Distribution center operations
- Manufacturing facility logistics
- Pallet and shelf transport and positioning
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