Kuka releases a new compact AMR for intralogistics
Kuka has launched a new autonomous mobile robot (AMR) aimed at the intralogistics market. The company said the KMP 600-S diffDrive mobile platform provides a new automated guided vehicle system with high-speed support for production intralogistics and a payload of up to 600 kg and a speed of up to 2 m/s.
Its IP 54 design also enables it to work reliably even under adverse conditions — including water spray and dust.
Laser scanners mounted at the front and rear of the machine provide safety and allow for high speeds in all directions of travel when cycle times require it.
“Safety is a central concern for us,” said Jakob Brandl, portfolio manager at KUKA. “That’s why the KMP 600-S diffDrive uses eight safety zones at both the front and rear – customisable for vehicle speeds and specific applications.”
3D object detection also allows the KMP 600-S diffDrive to detect obstacles from 50 mm to 2.10 m above the ground.
It is possible to link the KMP 600-S diffDrive to a wide variety of workstations for precisely the right load-handling options. For example, it acts as a top-load AGV (automated guided vehicle) and can lift pallets or cartons up to 60 mm via its integrated lifting device.
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