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Carry on top
Choose the load deck or top module around the material and loading method.
Explore Mobile Industrial Robots MiR600AMR & AGV · Saudi Arabia & MENA
AMR and AGV robots for internal transport.
AMR and AGV describe transport approaches, not a complete specification. Compare the load interface and operating route before choosing a navigation label.
In the selection11 models
The application
What needs to get done?
Start with the workflow. These are different applications, not a ranking of interchangeable robots.
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Lift a rack or fixture
Check the rack interface, underside clearance and repeatable pickup position.
Explore PUDU T600 Underride03
Handle pallets
Fork geometry, pallet entry, floor condition and traffic define the working route.
Explore PUDU MP2000Selection logic
Four checks before the shortlist.
Complete load
Count the product, carrier and any top module in the payload calculation.
Route geometry
Check turning space, slopes, thresholds and the narrowest point under real traffic.
Pickup and drop-off
Define manual loading, conveyors, racks or fork pickup before choosing the base.
Fleet operation
Plan task dispatch, charging windows and what happens when the route is blocked.
Your site. One project.
Connect your stations with the right transport system.
Send the load, route, pickup method and required moves per shift.
Product selection
Meet the shortlist.
11 models in this selection. Open a product for its exact specifications, configuration and commercial options.
Mobile Industrial Robots
Mobile Industrial Robots MiR600
Payload600 kgLoaded runtimeUp to 8.5 hView product
OTTO by Rockwell Automation
OTTO 600
Total load600 kgBody width700 mmView product
Pudu Robotics
PUDU T600 Underride
Payload600 kgChassis height25.5 cmView product
Pudu Robotics
PUDU T300 Standard / Lifting
Rated payload300 kgStandard passage60 cmView product
AGILOX
AGILOX ONE
Single-lift load1,000 kgTravel speed1.4 m/sView productPudu Robotics
PUDU MP2000
Payload2,000 kgRuntime6–12 hView productExplore all 11 models in this selection
Four ways to deploy
Choose the model. Then the terms.
All four options can be requested. Configuration, availability, minimum term and service scope are confirmed in your quote.
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PurchaseEquipment ownership
Own the equipment. The quote defines configuration, deployment and the service package.
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Short-term rentPriced per day
Use a robot for an agreed period. Confirm dates, availability, minimum term and setup costs before booking.
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Long-term rentPriced per month
Plan for ongoing operation. Equipment, contract term, maintenance and responsibilities belong in the proposal.
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RaaSManaged monthly model
Combine the robot with deployment and an agreed operating and service scope. Define monitoring, maintenance and performance measures for your site.
Before you choose
Questions worth asking.
What is the difference between an AMR and an AGV?
An AGV typically follows a defined guidance route. An AMR generally uses a map and sensors to plan movement within its operating area. Actual navigation and obstacle responses depend on the product and site configuration.
Can we keep our existing carts?
Possibly. Cart dimensions, coupling, stability and load presentation must match the robot interface. A lifting module or adapted cart may be needed.
Does the payload rating cover everything on the robot?
Check the manufacturer’s definition for the selected configuration. The carrier, fixture and top module can consume part of the available capacity; the useful goods payload is not always the headline rating.
From selection to deployment