PEER ST SpeeMa+

DESCRIPTION

PEER ST SpeeMa+ is a Mobile-Robots from GROUND. It is built for Intralogistics, Material-Handling, Picking.

PEER ST SpeeMa+ is a version of GROUND's PEER ST autonomous collaborative picking robot fitted with automatic RFID reading, which GROUND describes as Japan's first autonomous collaborative robot to support RFID automatic identification. It is aimed at logistics facilities where products such as apparel or medical supplies carry RFID (IC) tags: instead of the robot's barcode reader, a box-type reader identifies items as they are picked, so each pick is checked three ways - by the tablet display, the RFID read and the worker's own eyes - to push picking errors towards zero. It keeps PEER ST's workflow, in which several robots drive autonomously to storage locations in parallel and workers place picked items in the robots' containers, and it has been deployed at Konishi Iryoki, part of the Ship Healthcare group. Like the rest of the PEER series it navigates by SLAM, fusing camera and laser data to localise itself in real time and choose an obstacle-free route without magnetic tape, guide rails or dedicated shelving, so it can be added to a running warehouse without layout changes. A tablet on the robot shows the picking instructions, the robots can be linked to a WMS (or started from a QR-coded pick list with the optional SHOT&GO reader), and GROUND offers a simulator to size the fleet before a trial.

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