KUKA KMP 600-S diffDrive

KUKA KMP 600-S diffDrive

The KUKA KMP 600-S diffDrive is a compact, high-performance autonomous mobile robot designed for industrial intralogistics. It features laser SLAM navigation, enabling flexible deployment without environmental modifications. With a payload capacity of up to 600 kg, it supports fast, safe, and efficient material transport in dynamic environments. The robot is equipped with advanced safety systems, including laser scanners and 3D object detection, making it suitable for human-robot collaboration. Its IP54 protection ensures reliable operation in dusty and wet conditions, ideal for manufacturing, consumer goods, and food industries.

Manufacturer
KUKA
Rating
★★★★☆(4.0)
Launch Year
2020
Price Range
$80,000 - $120,000 (Estimated)
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Robot Specifications

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Cloud Integration

Yes

Available Countries

Global

Payload Capacity

600 kg

Warranty Info

2 years

Speed

Up to 2 m/s

Weight

350 kg (Estimated)

Runtime

8-12 hours (Estimated)

Industry

Manufacturing (General)

Industrial Robot Category

AMRs (Autonomous Mobile Robot)

Connectivity

Wi-Fi, Ethernet, CAN bus (Estimated)

Dimensions

1200 mm x 800 mm x 400 mm (Estimated)

Sensors

Laser scanners (front and rear), optional 3D cameras for object detection

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Q1. What are KUKA KMP 600-S diffDrive's primary capabilities?

The KMP 600-S diffDrive is an autonomous mobile platform designed for intralogistics and material transport. It features a 600 kg payload capacity, speeds up to 2 m/s in all directions, integrated lifting capability (up to 60 mm), laser-based obstacle detection, and 3D object recognition for autonomous navigation in dynamic industrial environments.

Q2. How to operate KUKA KMP 600-S diffDrive?

The platform is commissioned quickly via wireless controller and operates autonomously using SLAM navigation technology. Applications are programmed in JAVA, and the robot can be manually controlled with a handheld controller. Once configured, it operates independently following programmed routes and tasks with minimal human intervention.

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