LD-250

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About LD-250

OMRON LD-250 is an autonomous mobile robot for moving carts, racks and other material loads through factories and warehouses. It navigates from mapped natural features without relying on a fixed physical guide path, so routes can be adjusted in MobilePlanner as a facility changes. The base is designed to accept application-specific tops and interfaces, while FLOW Core coordinates traffic and assignments in fleets of as many as 100 mobile robots.

The platform is rated for a 250-kilogram payload and travel at up to 1.2 metres per second. OMRON states runtimes of about 13 hours without a load and 10 hours at full load, with a 20-to-80-percent recharge taking approximately 2 hours 10 minutes. The robot can negotiate a 3-percent slope and uses safety laser scanners and additional sensing to operate around people and equipment. Route conditions, top-module design, load distribution and fleet traffic affect achieved throughput and endurance.

Timeline

  • Grupo Antolin deploys OMRON mobile and collaborative robots

    2023-02-06 - Deployment - LD-250 autonomous mobile robots handle internal material movement. TM12 collaborative arms support manufacturing handling tasks. The combined system operates in automotive-component production.

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  • T&W Operations deploys OMRON warehouse AMRs

    2022-12-15 - Deployment - The deployment combines LD-250 and HD-1500 autonomous mobile robots. The two models cover different warehouse payload requirements. The fleet automates internal material movement in the facility.

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