Peer Robotics unveils Peer 3000 collaborative mobile material-handling platform
The mobile platform combines physical-guidance teaching with handling of existing industrial transport assets.

Peer Robotics introduced Peer 3000 on 4 June 2025, a collaborative mobile robot designed to move existing pallets, carts and trolleys without modifying those assets. The company targets factories and warehouses, including smaller manufacturers with limited integration resources.
The platform combines camera-based mapping and navigation with a load-handling system intended for different trolley and pallet formats. Workers can teach movements by physically guiding the robot. Processing runs onboard through edge computing, reducing reliance on cloud connectivity.
The launch release describes handling American, European and custom pallets weighing up to 3,000 pounds. Its control dashboard supports job planning, including sequences of pickups and drop-offs. Peer positions the platform for material transport between existing workstations; the announcement does not disclose a launch order quantity or installed Peer 3000 fleet.