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MiR1350
Mobile Industrial Robots
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MiR1350
Mobile Industrial RobotsThe MiR1350 is a heavy-payload autonomous mobile robot (AMR) manufactured by Mobile Industrial Robots (MiR), designed for internal transportation of loads up to 1350 kg. It features a 910 x 1350 x 322 mm footprint, IP52 ingress protection (first in its class), a maximum speed of 1.2 m/s, and a run time of approximately 6.75–9.83 hours depending on payload. The robot navigates autonomously using multi-sensor systems and an advanced planning algorithm, complies with multiple safety standards including ISO 3691-4 and ANSI/RIA R15.08-1-2020, and is managed via MiR Fleet software with an API-based web interface. Real-world deployments report over 500,000 successful missions with error rates below 0.5%, strongly supporting its autonomous operational capability.
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Specification
- payload capacity
- 1350 kg (2976 lbs)
- dimensions (W x D x H)
- 910 x 1350 x 322 mm
- maximum speed
- 1.2 m/s (4.3 km/h)
- battery charging time
- 46 minutes (10–90%)
Price
No public price — contact the supplier for a quote.
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Evidence-graded claims from the Mobile Industrial Robots deep report
MiR products are fully commercially deployed at scale across manufacturing, warehousing, and healthcare environments — not in pilot or demo stage.
Independent distributor [9] and industry tracker [11][12] sources confirm commercial availability and active distribution; the DENSO 43-robot fleet, while vendor-reported, is corroborated by the company's documented $50M–$100M revenue and ~270 employees [12], consistent with scaled commercial operations — though individual deployment outcomes remain unaudited.
from Mobile Industrial Robots deep report →
MiR's DENSO deployment achieved 500,000+ successful missions with a fleet of 43 AMRs (27 MiR1350 + 16 MiR250) at an error rate below 0.5%, processing ~1,000 items per shift.
These figures originate exclusively from MiR's own marketing/customer success materials [1][14]; no independent journalist, auditor, or regulator has verified the mission count, error rate, or throughput figures.
from Mobile Industrial Robots deep report →The MiR1200 Pallet Jack uses AI-based pallet detection capable of identifying shrink-wrapped pallets, enabling fully autonomous pallet pick-up without human assistance.
The AI pallet detection capability is described only on MiR's official product page [3]; no independent benchmark, customer field report, or third-party test has verified detection accuracy or reliability on shrink-wrapped pallets in real-world conditions.
from Mobile Industrial Robots deep report →MiR and Universal Robots jointly showcased integrated AI-powered automation workflows combining AMRs with collaborative robot arms at Automate 2025 (Detroit, May 2025).
The joint showcase is confirmed by an official UR/MiR press release [13], but this is a vendor announcement of a trade-show demo — no independent reporter, customer, or analyst has verified the capabilities demonstrated or confirmed any resulting commercial deployments of the integrated system.
from Mobile Industrial Robots deep report →
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