Buying guide
AMR Robots: Buying Guide, Prices and Models
An AMR (autonomous mobile robot) moves goods around a facility on its own, navigating by sensors and maps instead of fixed tracks, so routes can change without changing the floor.
3264 robots in our catalogue are tagged to the 7 applications in this guide.
Autonomous mobile robots replace manual carts, tuggers and forklifts for repetitive moves: pallets from goods-in to racking, totes between workstations, carts across a yard. Unlike AGVs, which follow tape or wire, an AMR plans its own path and drives around people and obstacles.
The catalogue groups AMRs by the job they are deployed for. Start from the job that matches your flow, compare the models tagged to it, and open the category pages for the full list with published prices where manufacturers give them.
Applications
What to look for
- Payload and form factor
- Match the rated payload to your heaviest load with margin, and check whether the robot carries (top module), tows (cart or trolley) or lifts (pallet or shelf). Pallet movers need fork or conveyor interfaces; tote movers need a lift or roller top.
- Navigation and safety
- Look for lidar-based SLAM navigation, safety-rated scanners with configurable fields, and compliance with ISO 3691-4 for mobile industrial robots. Floor condition, ramps, door widths and lift access decide what can actually drive in your building.
- Fleet software and integration
- The fleet manager allocates missions, charging and traffic; check its connectors to your WMS or MES and whether it follows VDA 5050 so mixed fleets stay manageable.
- Battery and duty cycle
- Runtime per charge, charge time and opportunity charging decide how many robots cover a shift pattern. A 24-hour operation often needs more units than the throughput maths alone suggests.
- Total cost
- List prices range widely by payload; integration, floor markings, docking stations and software subscriptions add to it. Many vendors offer robots-as-a-service pricing per month.
Representative models
The most completely documented models tagged to these applications. Figures are the manufacturer's; blanks mean not published.
| Model | Maker | Payload | Reach | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| KUAVO 5-W MAX | Leju Robotics | 尚未公布 | ||
| CETC Explore D1 | CETC Robotics | 尚未公布 | ||
| Jianghuai Qijiang 2C | Jianghuai Laboratory | 尚未公布 | ||
| Geek+ RS11-DA | Geek+ Technology Co., Ltd. (Geekplus Technology Co.) | 尚未公布 | ||
| iSAGEBOT iSAGE STAR Dual-arm Robot | Isagebot | 尚未公布 | ||
| Galaxea R1 Pro | Galaxea AI | 尚未公布 | ||
| Slamtec Phoebus P350 | Slamtec | 尚未公布 | ||
| Autopicker | Brightpick | $1,990 |
Prices
Priced models
79
From
$119
Median
$1,099.99
Up to
$2,849
Verified published prices in the Mobile Robot category; most manufacturers quote per deployment.See the Mobile Robot price guide.
Browse
常見問題
What is a amr robot?
An AMR (autonomous mobile robot) moves goods around a facility on its own, navigating by sensors and maps instead of fixed tracks, so routes can change without changing the floor.
How much does a amr robot cost?
Across the 79 AMRs in our catalogue with a verified published price, prices run from $119 to $2,849, with a median of $1,099.99. Integration, tooling and software are extra, and most manufacturers quote per deployment.
Which AMRs should I look at first?
KUAVO 5-W MAX, CETC Explore D1, Jianghuai Qijiang 2C, Geek+ RS11-DA and iSAGEBOT iSAGE STAR Dual-arm Robot are among the most completely documented models for this application in our catalogue of 3264. Every listing shows verified specifications and pricing where published.
What jobs do AMRs do?
The applications in this guide, with the number of catalogued robots tagged to each: workstation transport (1056), driverless pallet moves (507), goods to person (344), cart towing (337), container unloading (291), dock loading (222), yard heavy transport (507).
Shortlisting AMRs?
免費註冊即可收藏適合您場地的機型、並排對比，並一次向多家廠商發送詢問。
完全免費。收藏機器人、儲存對比結果，並在同一處向廠商詢問。