Mobile Industrial Robots (MiR)

Summary

About

About Mobile Industrial Robots (MiR)

MiR's mobile bases accept application modules that determine how they collect and deliver a load: towing hooks move carts, lifts carry shelves, and conveyor tops transfer goods at production stations. Its pallet-handling range includes the MiR1200 Pallet Jack, which uses 3D sensing to identify pallet openings and detect obstructions during collection.

MiR Fleet assigns and prioritises missions while coordinating shared positions, traffic zones, staging and charging. Site maps, missions and zone settings can be distributed across connected robots, giving operators a common configuration for a facility. Deployments therefore combine a transport platform, its load-handling equipment and site-specific fleet rules around the flow of materials.

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19 MAR 2024

Mobile Industrial Robots is building MiR1200 into autonomous pallet movement

Products

Operations

Operating milestones

  • Operating milestone

    2026-08-30 - MiR robots at Odense University Hospital logged more than 8,000 kilometres without incident. - Odense University Hospital MiR operations - Odense University Hospital

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Deployments

  • Operating use

    2026-04-01 - Stellantis Caen deployed 27 MiR1350 robots: 21 move parts between production lines and the paint shop, and 6 serve the cataphoresis process. - MiR1350 - Caen plant

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  • Operating use

    2026-04-01 - Stellantis Caen deployed 16 MiR250 robots to deliver parts boxes to production lines. - MiR250 - Caen plant

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  • Operating use

    2026-08-30 - MiR reports customer deployments as large as more than 800 robots. - Largest disclosed MiR fleet per customer

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  • Operating use

    2026-08-30 - Megatech Industries deployed four MiR250 autonomous mobile robots for internal logistics. - Megatech Industries MiR250 fleet - Megatech Industries facility

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Supply

Supply chain relationships

  • SICK AG

    Inbound - Sensing Perception - MiR250 integrates two SICK nanoScan3 safety laser scanners, one at the front and one at the rear

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  • SICK AG

    Inbound - robotics sensors - MiR1200 Pallet Jack incorporates three SICK safety laser scanners

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  • SICK AG

    Inbound - Sensing Perception - MiR1350 integrates two SICK microScan3 safety laser scanners, one at the front and one at the rear

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  • RealSense

    Inbound - Perception - MiR autonomous mobile robots integrate RealSense depth cameras for navigation and obstacle perception

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  • Universal Robots

    Inbound - Manipulation - Universal Robots supplies UR20 and UR30 collaborative robot arms for MiR MC600 mobile manipulator

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  • RLS

    Inbound - robotic motion components - RLS RoLin and OnAxis magnetic encoders provide position feedback in MiR autonomous mobile robots

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  • RealSense

    Inbound - Perception - RealSense names Mobile Industrial Robots as one of the robotics companies using its vision technology

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  • Braun Sondermaschinen GmbH

    Outbound - robotic motion components - Mobile Industrial Robots supplies the MiR250 AMR base used in Braun Sondermaschinen’s BS Trayshuttle

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Team

  • Kevin Dumas - President - Leads MiR's AMR product, commercial and operating strategy within Teradyne Robotics.
  • David Dempster - Vice President, Operations - Leads MiR operating execution and delivery.
  • Keith Fox - Vice President, Product Management - Leads product-management direction for MiR's AMR and software portfolio.
  • Henrik Schaar - Vice President, Finance - Leads finance for the MiR operating business.
  • Finn Bro-Larsen - Vice President, Human Resources - Leads people operations for the MiR organization.

Resources

Media library

Official MiR product references, specifications, deployment imagery and verified autonomous-mobile-robot fleet videos.

Timeline

Events

Relations

Relationships

  • Agility Robotics

    Fleet Integration - Agility Arc can dispatch MiR AMRs in workflows with Digit; the integration was demonstrated at ProMat 2025.

  • Pyramid

    Warehouse AMR Integration Partner - Pyramid, formerly Matthews Automation Solutions, integrates MiR AMRs with warehouse software, controls and material-flow systems.

  • Universal Robots

    Technology Partner - MiR AMR bases integrate with Universal Robots UR20 and UR30 cobot arms in MiR Go Approved mobile-manipulation systems including MC600.

  • ROEQ

    Technology Integration - ROEQ conveyor, cart and lift modules integrate with MiR autonomous mobile robots for material handling.

  • ICM

    Robot Deployment - ICM uses MiR1000 autonomous mobile robots to automate pallet transport and warehouse logistics workflows.

  • Teradyne

    Acquired Company - Teradyne acquired MiR on 25 April 2018 for EUR121 million ($148 million) net of cash acquired, with up to EUR101 million ($124 million at the announced exchange rate) contingent on performance targets through 2020.

  • Skild AI

    Generalized Robot Intelligence Partnership - Skild AI and Mobile Industrial Robots are partnering to expand deployment of Skild Brain across industrial robotics applications.

  • Sysaxes

    French Distribution Partner - Sysaxes became the first French distributor for Mobile Industrial Robots in 2015.

Context

Comparable profiles

Shared workflows

Context tags

  • AMR fleet internal transport - Capability
  • Warehouse AMR OEM - Stack Layer
  • Warehouse AMR builder - Peer Group
  • Internal logistics AMR transport - Workflow
  • Autonomous robot fleet operations - Capability
  • Facility robot navigation - Workflow
  • Warehouse AMR pioneer - Peer Group
  • Warehouse transport operations - Customer Environment
  • Warehouses - Customer Environment
  • Commercial deployment - Commercial Stage