Safelog
Mobile robot for fulfillment centers
Safelog is launching the XS1 mobile transport robot for transporting load carriers, for example in automated small parts warehouses (AKL), which is specially designed for fulfillment requirements.
Depending on the application scenario, it is available with or without a safety laser scanner, whereby the model without a scanner can only be used in closed areas without mixed traffic. The mobile robot offers a maximum speed of 4 m/s in a straight line. As the chassis is mounted on an oscillating bearing, it can also negotiate ramps with a gradient of up to 17%. A differential drive enables it to turn on the spot, even on inclined surfaces. Depending on whether the AGV is to operate on inclined planes or not, the maximum topload is 50 kg including load handling attachment on the incline and 85 kg horizontally. An agent-based control system is used for communication between the MTR and its environment.
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