HIKROBOT offers a range of Conveyor Mobile Robots (CMRs) and Heavy-duty Mobile Robots (HMRs) designed to address various material handling and automation needs in industrial and warehouse environments. These robots are built to automate the transfer, docking, and handling of materials, with a focus on integrating with existing production lines and logistics systems. Below is an overview of the different models in the CMR/HMR series:
CMR-300
CMR-500
CMR-800
CMR-1000
HIKROBOT’s Heavy-duty Mobile Robot (HMR) series includes specialised models designed to handle substantial loads and operate in demanding industrial environments. Two notable models in this series are the HMR C3-200LB2 and HMR C3-400B4. Both are built to enhance the efficiency of material handling processes with advanced automation technologies.
HMR C3-200LB2
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Key Takeaways: Both the HMR C3-200LB2 and C3-400B4 are designed to enhance the efficiency of material handling processes in industrial environments. The C3-200LB2 offers a more compact and agile solution for moderate loads, while the C3-400B4 is built for handling larger and heavier items. Both models integrate seamlessly with existing automated systems and are equipped with advanced navigation and safety features, making them valuable assets in improving productivity and operational safety in demanding settings.
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The HIKROBOT CMR/HMR series offers a comprehensive range of solutions to automate material handling processes in various industries. Whether you need to move light goods in a small warehouse or handle heavy-duty tasks in a large-scale industrial setting, there is a model tailored to meet your operational requirements.
What are the key differences between HIKROBOT CMR (Conveyor Mobile Robot) and HMR (Heavy-duty Mobile Robot) models?
The HIKROBOT CMR models are primarily designed for automating the transfer and handling of materials using conveyor systems, making them ideal for medium-duty tasks. They are suited for environments where goods need to be moved between different points within a facility, often integrating with existing production lines. The payload capacity of CMR models typically ranges from 300 kg to 1000 kg.
On the other hand, the HMR models are designed for heavy-duty applications, with payload capacities ranging from 1500 kg to 2500 kg or more. These robots are built to handle larger, heavier items in industrial environments and are equipped with more robust construction and advanced navigation systems to ensure they can operate in more challenging conditions.
How do HIKROBOT CMR/HMR robots navigate through a warehouse or industrial environment?
HIKROBOT CMR/HMR robots utilise advanced navigation technologies such as laser SLAM (Simultaneous Localisation and Mapping) and vision-based systems. These technologies allow the robots to map their surroundings in real-time, enabling them to navigate autonomously and precisely within complex and dynamic environments. The robots can avoid obstacles, calculate the most efficient routes, and adjust their paths to ensure safe and efficient operation.
Can HIKROBOT CMR/HMR models be integrated with existing production lines and automated systems?
Yes, both CMR and HMR models are designed for easy integration with existing production lines, conveyor systems, and other automated machinery. They feature standard interfaces and support various docking mechanisms, making it simple to incorporate them into a wide range of industrial environments. This integration capability helps streamline operations, reduce manual labour, and increase overall productivity.
What safety features are included in HIKROBOT CMR/HMR robots?
HIKROBOT CMR/HMR robots are equipped with multiple safety features to ensure safe operation in industrial settings. These include obstacle avoidance systems, emergency stop functions, and output current protection. The robots also feature advanced sensors and cameras that monitor their surroundings, allowing them to detect and react to potential hazards, ensuring the safety of both the robots and nearby personnel.
What is the typical payload capacity range for HIKROBOT CMR and HMR models?
The payload capacity for HIKROBOT CMR models typically ranges from 300 kg to 1000 kg, making them suitable for medium-duty tasks in warehousing and manufacturing environments. For HIKROBOT HMR models, the payload capacity is significantly higher, ranging from 1500 kg to 2500 kg or more, designed to handle heavy-duty tasks in more demanding industrial settings.
How do HIKROBOT CMR/HMR robots handle uneven terrain or slopes within a facility?
HIKROBOT CMR/HMR robots are designed with adaptive suspension systems and robust traction control to handle uneven terrain and moderate slopes within industrial facilities. While they are optimised for smooth surfaces, their design allows them to operate effectively on slightly irregular surfaces, ensuring continuous operation even in less-than-ideal conditions.
What kind of maintenance is required for HIKROBOT CMR/HMR robots?
Routine maintenance for HIKROBOT CMR/HMR robots typically includes regular inspections, software updates, and checking the mechanical components for wear and tear. The robots are designed for durability and long-term operation, but like any industrial equipment, they benefit from periodic maintenance to ensure optimal performance. HIKROBOT provides detailed maintenance schedules and support to help users maintain their robots in peak condition.
Are HIKROBOT CMR/HMR robots customisable to specific operational needs?
Yes, HIKROBOT offers customisation options for their CMR and HMR robots to meet specific operational requirements. This includes adjustments to payload capacity, integration with specialised equipment, and modifications to suit particular environmental conditions. MJ Flood Robotics works closely with clients to tailor their solutions to the unique needs of each facility.