MiR1350

MiR1350

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The MiR1350 is a robust autonomous mobile robot (AMR) with a 1350 kg payload capacity, designed for heavy load and pallet transportation in industrial settings. It achieves maximum speeds of 1.2 m/s, navigates tight corridors as narrow as 1200 mm with minimized footprint, and features up to 10 hours of runtime. Equipped with 13 TÜV-certified safety functions per ISO 13849-1, dual 3D cameras (Intel RealSense D435), laser scanners, and proximity sensors, it ensures safe operation alongside humans. Ideal for 24/7 workflows, it eliminates hazardous forklifts, supports pallet jacks/lifts up to 1250 kg, and operates in harsh environments with IP52 rating. Applications include logistics, manufacturing, and warehousing for efficient, safe material handling with easy servicing for maximum uptime.

Country
Denmark
OOB Industrial
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Launch Year
2022
Price
150000-250000 USD
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Quick Overview & Key Facts

MiR1350 is an industrial robot made by Mobile Industrial Robots in Denmark, launched in 2022 and built for material Handling, palletizing, and pallet Stacking. Its estimated price is 150000-250000 USD. Featured in “Mobile Industrial Robots’ MiR1350 sharpens the case for heavy-load autonomy in manufacturing”.

Dimensions
1304 x 910 x 322 mm
Weight
450 kg
Mobility
Wheeled (Differential Drive).
Top speed
1.2 m/s
Handles
Pallets (Euro/US), heavy racks, and industrial containers.
Battery runtime
Up to 10 h
Charging time
1 Hour (Opportunity charging via floor contacts).
Sensors
3D cameras (2x Intel RealSense D435), laser scanners, proximity sensors (8 pcs)
Operating environment
Indoor industrial floors

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Robot Specifications

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Primary Use Cases
Material Handling, Palletizing, Pallet Stacking, Load Unloading, Autonomous Transport
Deployment
Manual control via interface, token-based
Multi-Robot Coordination
Yes, via MiR Fleet
Pallets (Euro/US), heavy racks, and industrial containers.
Pallet lift (MiR Pallet Lift 1350, 1250 kg), EU/US lift
Industry
Logistics / Warehouse, Manufacturing (General)
Industrial Robot Category
Mobile Manipulators
Payload Capacity
1350 kg

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MiR1350 vs KUKA KMP 1500P, ABB Flexley Mover P603, KUKA KMP 600-S diffDrive and Omron LD-250

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MiR1350 compared with KUKA KMP 1500P, ABB Flexley Mover P603, KUKA KMP 600-S diffDrive and Omron LD-250: max speed, runtime, weight, released and best for
SpecMiR1350Mobile Industrial RobotsKUKA KMP 1500PKUKAABB Flexley Mover P603ABBKUKA KMP 600-S diffDriveKUKAOmron LD-250Omron
Max Speed1.2 m/s1.8 m/s2 m/s2 m/s1.2 m/s
Runtime10 h10 h24/78–12 h13 h
Weight450 kg260 kg450 kg246–280 kg148 kg
Released20222022202520232019
Best ForMaterial HandlingAssemblyMaterial HandlingIntralogisticsAutomotive assembly

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Q1. What is MiR1350 and what manufacturing or industrial tasks is it designed for?

MiR1350 is an autonomous mobile robot (AMR) by Mobile Industrial Robots for internal transportation of heavy loads up to 1350 kg and pallets in production facilities and warehouses. According to Mobile Industrial Robots, it automates internal logistics tasks indoors where public access is restricted.

Q2. What is the payload capacity, arm reach, and speed of MiR1350?

MiR1350 has a maximum payload of 1350 kg with footprint equal to the robot's; payload center of mass must follow user guide directions. It lacks a fixed arm reach as an AMR designed for flat load transport. Maximum speed is not specified in available specifications.

Q3. How precise and repeatable is MiR1350, and how does it compare to industry standards?

MiR1350 uses built-in sensors for obstacle detection and navigation via CAD maps or manual mapping, enabling precise docking in up to 12 seconds. Repeatability details are not provided in specifications. It meets 13 safety functions per ISO 13849-1 certified by TÜV Rheinland.

Q4. Which industries and production environments is MiR1350 best suited for?

MiR1350 suits indoor industrial environments like production facilities and warehouses for heavy load transport. It operates in spaces allowing 4250 mm corridor width for passing or 1850 mm for pivoting with default setup.

Q5. What safety certifications does MiR1350 hold, and can it work alongside human workers?

MiR1350 holds 13 safety functions per ISO 13849-1 certified by TÜV Rheinland, including emergency stops, overspeed avoidance, and personnel detection. It features protective stops and manual controls, enabling collaborative operation with humans in industrial settings.

Q6. How does MiR1350 integrate with PLCs, ERP systems, and existing factory automation?

MiR1350 operates via a web-based interface accessible from PCs, smartphones, or tablets for mission programming. Integration with PLCs or ERP systems uses standard electrical and joystick interfaces, though specific protocols are detailed in the user guide.

Q7. What is the total cost of ownership and expected ROI for MiR1350?

Product design life is 5 years or 20,000 hours of active operation. Total cost of ownership and ROI vary by deployment; no specific figures are provided by Mobile Industrial Robots.

Q8. How difficult is it to program and deploy MiR1350, and what training is needed?

Deployment involves web-based interface for mapping via CAD or manual drive and mission setup; no moving top modules initially. Training covers interface access and safety buttons; user guide provides setup instructions.

Q9. How does MiR1350 compare to similar robots from KUKA, ABB, Fanuc, or Universal Robots?

MiR1350 is an AMR for 1350 kg payload transport, differing from articulated arms like KUKA, ABB, or Fanuc models focused on manipulation. It shares AMR traits with Universal Robots' mobile bases but offers higher payload capacity.

Q10. What end-effectors, tools, and customization options are available for MiR1350?

MiR1350 supports top modules without moving parts or custom non-moving modules validated by Mobile Industrial Robots. Payload footprint matches robot; contact manufacturer for larger options. Docking interfaces enable quick connect in up to 12 seconds.

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