Autonomous mobile robots

AMRs and AGVs for transport across floors and yards

Mobile robots move material between fixed points. The economics are simple and well proven; the risk sits in traffic management, lift and door integration, and how the fleet talks to your WMS.

Platforms in this category

AgileX Robotics

AgileX BUNKER

The Bunker provides a durable tracked chassis designed for navigating difficult outdoor environments. Its independent suspension system facilitates traversal over obstacles and varied ground. The platform offers open interfaces for custom sensor integration and application development.

From $20,000

AgileX Robotics

AgileX RANGER MINI 3

This unmanned ground vehicle features a four-wheel independent steering chassis, offering omnidirectional movement. It supports various movement modes, including in-place spin, and provides a CAN bus interface with an open-source SDK. This unit is intended for industrial applications and navigating challenging environments.

Price on application

AGILOX

AGILOX OCF

The AGILOX OCF is an autonomous forklift engineered for direct pallet manipulation, transport, and stacking within industrial environments. It functions as a counterbalanced unit, offering a solution where traditional mobile robots are insufficient for lift-based tasks. The system integrates with AGILOX's proprietary fleet management software.

Price on application

Clearpath Robotics

Clearpath Dingo

Dingo is a small, versatile indoor mobile robot offered in two drive configurations. It arrives pre-configured with ROS, simplifying development for researchers and educators. The design supports easy integration of various third-party components for advanced robotics projects.

Price on application

Clearpath Robotics

Clearpath Husky

Husky is a robust outdoor unmanned ground vehicle built for demanding field environments. Its metal chassis and four-wheel-drive system ensure durability in harsh conditions. The platform includes flexible interfaces for integrating sensors and supports ROS 2 for advanced development.

$19,000 – $24,000

Clearpath Robotics

Clearpath Jackal

This compact unmanned ground vehicle offers an accessible platform for outdoor robotics development. It features a robust aluminum chassis and comes pre-integrated with an onboard computer, navigation sensors, and ROS for immediate autonomous operations.

$15,000 – $20,000

Clearpath Robotics

Clearpath Warthog

A large-scale amphibious unmanned ground vehicle engineered for extreme outdoor conditions. Its durable construction and low ground pressure allow it to navigate difficult terrain, including steep inclines, soft ground, and shallow water bodies.

$90,000 – $110,000

AgileX Robotics

Hunter 2

The Hunter 2 is an unmanned ground vehicle chassis featuring Ackermann steering, suitable for low-speed autonomous driving research. Its robust design and rocker suspension enable navigation over uneven terrain while carrying substantial loads.

$12,900

AgileX Robotics

Limo

Limo is a compact mobile robot platform from AgileX Robotics, designed for education, research, and rapid prototyping. It supports multiple locomotion modes and includes onboard LiDAR and a depth camera for navigation. The robot integrates well with ROS-based development environments.

$3,200

Locus Robotics

Locus Vector

The Locus Vector is an autonomous mobile robot designed for collaborative material movement, managing case and tote workflows. It operates within the LocusONE fleet management platform, offering an 8-10 hour runtime and a substantial payload capacity of 272 kg.

Price on application

Mobile Industrial Robots

MiR250 Hook

The MiR250 Hook provides an automated method for transporting existing carts within industrial facilities. This autonomous mobile robot can locate, connect to, and move carts between designated stations. It offers a flexible solution for internal logistics, supporting a towing capacity of up to 500 kg.

Price on application

Elephant Robotics

myAGV

The myAGV is a compact mobile robot platform featuring Mecanum wheels for omnidirectional movement. It integrates a Raspberry Pi controller, lidar, and camera for autonomous navigation and SLAM. The chassis is designed for mounting robotic arms, forming a compound mobile-manipulator system.

Price on application

OTTO by Rockwell Automation

OTTO 1500

This robust autonomous mobile robot is designed for moving substantial loads within industrial facilities. It excels at transporting heavy pallets or fixtures, providing a flexible alternative to traditional tow trains. Fleet management software supports its operation.

Price on application

X Square Robot

Quanta X2

No product matching the "Quanta X2" designation is officially listed by PNDBotics, the alleged manufacturer. Public information, specifications, and availability details for this robot cannot be independently confirmed through primary sources. The existence of this specific model remains unsubstantiated.

Price on application

AgileX Robotics

Scout 2

The Scout 2.0 is a four-wheel-drive, four-wheel differential-steering unmanned ground vehicle chassis. It is built for outdoor and industrial environments, featuring independent suspension and an advanced cooling system for reliable operation. An open SDK facilitates secondary development.

$9,980 – $14,190

AgileX Robotics

Scout Mini

This compact unmanned ground vehicle offers flexible locomotion with independent four-wheel servo drive and suspension. It supports open-source development through an exposed SDK and ROS compatibility, making it suitable for autonomy research. The platform facilitates experimentation with SLAM and navigation systems.

$4,500 – $7,000

Seegrid

Seegrid Tow Tractor S7

The Seegrid S7 is a dedicated tow tractor designed for managing long, heavy cart trains in industrial environments. It operates without fixed navigation infrastructure, leveraging advanced fleet software for multi-vehicle coordination. The system supports substantial towing capacity, suitable for demanding logistical tasks.

Price on application

Boston Dynamics

Stretch

This mobile autonomous robot from Boston Dynamics is engineered for logistics operations. It independently unloads floor-loaded trailers and manages box movements within warehouses. The system uses a specialised vacuum gripper and vision system to manage diverse case sizes efficiently.

Price on application

AgileX Robotics

Tracer

The AgileX Tracer is a compact, two-wheel differential-drive chassis suitable for indoor logistics and robotics development. Its modular design includes mounting rails and standard communication interfaces for integrating sensors and computing. It functions as a wire-controlled platform for autonomous navigation and perception.

Price on application

ROBOTIS

Turtlebot 3 Burger

This compact ROS-based mobile robot platform is designed for research, education, and prototyping. It features open-source hardware, firmware, and software, making it highly customisable for various projects. A Raspberry Pi powers the unit, which includes a 360-degree laser sensor and smart actuators.

$784

ROBOTIS

Turtlebot 3 Waffle

This robot was an early ROS-based mobile platform, designed for educational and research purposes. It featured a modular, customisable design built around an Intel Joule single-board computer. The Waffle model has since been discontinued, replaced by more current offerings.

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ROBOTIS

TurtleBot 3 Waffle Pi

This mobile robot serves as a larger ROS reference platform, powered by a Raspberry Pi 4. It includes two powerful DYNAMIXEL actuators, a 360-degree LiDAR, and a Raspberry Pi camera module. The robust design offers significant payload capacity for diverse experimental setups.

$1,908 – $1,934

Clearpath Robotics

TurtleBot 4

This mobile robot offers an open-source platform, integrating ROS 2 on a Raspberry Pi and built on a robust mobile base. It incorporates a stereo camera and 2D LiDAR for navigation, available in two configurations. Intended primarily for educational and research environments.

$1,850

Clearpath Robotics

TurtleBot 4 Lite

This lighter variant of the TurtleBot 4 provides an open-source ROS 2 platform, built on the iRobot Create 3 mobile base. It incorporates an OAK-D-Lite camera and a 2D LiDAR for navigation and perception. The design prioritises core autonomy hardware while reducing overall cost and footprint.

$1,195