What Are the Different Types of Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs)?
Reeco's AMR range is built on OMRON's Light-Duty (LD), Mid-Duty (MD) and Heavy-Duty (HD) series, together covering payloads from around 60kg up to 1500kg — the right series depends on how much weight needs moving and how demanding the transport task is.
What does the LD (Light-Duty) series cover?
The LD series is the smallest in the range, with models such as the LD-90 (up to 90kg) and LD-250 (up to 250kg) suited to lighter transport tasks around a facility.
What about the MD (Mid-Duty) series?
The MD series is designed for tougher transport tasks, with models carrying up to around 900kg, delivering speeds up to roughly 2.2 m/s and up to around 10 hours of runtime — built for heavier-duty performance without sacrificing efficiency.
And the HD (Heavy-Duty) series?
The HD-1500 sits at the top of the range, handling a 1500kg payload for heavy transport tasks, with dynamic 360° safety and obstacle avoidance, and options to add accessories for specific operational needs.
What does this mean for an end-of-line workflow?
See how AMRs move pallets from palletiser to dispatch for how the right series fits into a connected end-of-line workflow.
Frequently asked
What AMR series does Reeco offer?
OMRON's Light-Duty (LD), Mid-Duty (MD) and Heavy-Duty (HD) series, covering payloads from around 60kg up to 1500kg.
What's the heaviest payload an AMR can carry?
The HD-1500 handles up to 1500kg, the top of Reeco's AMR range.
Which series is designed for lighter transport tasks?
The LD series, with models like the LD-90 and LD-250 covering roughly 60-250kg.
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