DESCRIPTION
M3 Heavy-Duty Lifting AGV/AMR is an Industrial-Robot from Marorobottech. It is built for Heavy-Lifting, Heavy-Load-Transportation, Intralogistics. Key figures: 480 min runtime, 4000 kg payload.
The M3 3-Ton Heavy-Duty Type is Marorobottech's lifting AGV/AMR for heavy cargo and carts of 3-4 tonnes, built to automate ultra-heavy transport jobs previously handled by forklifts. It drives under its load (underride lifting), raises it up to 80 mm and combines the lift with QR-code positioning so it can load and unload a variety of carts precisely even at full weight. Built on the customisable M3 platform with a centre differential drive, it is designed to each site for payloads from 300 kg up to 4 tonnes, navigates by QR code or QR code plus infrared line and positions to ±5 mm on QR codes. It travels at about 30 m/min on average and up to 45 m/min, handles slopes of up to 2 degrees, runs up to 8 hours and recharges in up to 2 hours. Marorobottech's references include a heavy-duty aircraft wing transfer robot built for Korean Air.
FEATURES
- Heavy-duty lifting for 300 kg to 4 t (3-tonne-class models)
- Underride lifting
- lift height 80 mm
- Lift + QR positioning for precise loading and unloading
- QR or QR + infrared line navigation
- ±5 mm on QR codes
- Centre differential drive
- slopes up to 2 degrees
- Average 30 m/min, max 45 m/min
- Up to 8 h runtime
- charges in up to 2 h
- Customisable design
- RCS fleet software
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Verified| Physical | |
| Payload | 4000 kg |
|---|---|
| Mobility | |
| Movement Type | Wheeled |
| Speed | 2.7 km/h |
| Environment | Indoor factories, production lines and warehouses |
| Power | |
| Battery Life | 480 min |
| Sensing & Compute | |
| Sensors | Floor QR-code reader, 2D LiDAR (SLAM option), Infrared / UV line sensor (hybrid option), Safety laser scanner, Emergency stop buttons |
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Verified| Physical | |
| Payload | 4000 kg |
|---|---|
| Mobility | |
| Movement Type | Wheeled |
| Speed | 2.7 km/h |
| Environment | Indoor factories, production lines and warehouses |
| Power | |
| Battery Life | 480 min |
| Sensing & Compute | |
| Sensors | Floor QR-code reader, 2D LiDAR (SLAM option), Infrared / UV line sensor (hybrid option), Safety laser scanner, Emergency stop buttons |
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is the M3 Heavy-Duty Lifting AGV/AMR?
The M3 3-Ton Heavy-Duty Type is Marorobottech's lifting AGV/AMR for heavy cargo and carts of 3-4 tonnes, built to automate ultra-heavy transport jobs previously handled by forklifts.
Who makes the M3 Heavy-Duty Lifting AGV/AMR?
The M3 Heavy-Duty Lifting AGV/AMR is made by Marorobottech, a robotics company based in South Korea.
How much does the M3 Heavy-Duty Lifting AGV/AMR cost?
Marorobottech has not publicly announced pricing for the M3 Heavy-Duty Lifting AGV/AMR. You can enquire through RobotAIGeek for current pricing.
What is the M3 Heavy-Duty Lifting AGV/AMR used for?
The M3 Heavy-Duty Lifting AGV/AMR is designed for heavy-lifting, heavy-load-transportation, intralogistics, and material-handling. It is used in airports, warehouse & logistics, and manufacturing settings.
What is the payload capacity of the M3 Heavy-Duty Lifting AGV/AMR?
The M3 Heavy-Duty Lifting AGV/AMR has a payload capacity of 4,000 kg.
How fast is the M3 Heavy-Duty Lifting AGV/AMR?
The M3 Heavy-Duty Lifting AGV/AMR can move at speeds of up to 2.7 km/h.
What is the battery life of the M3 Heavy-Duty Lifting AGV/AMR?
The M3 Heavy-Duty Lifting AGV/AMR runs for about 480 minutes on a charge.
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