Warehouse · AGVMegviiChina
MegBot S800
Megvii's latent mobile robot with laser SLAM navigation and an 800 kg payload. It needs no QR-code stickers: the map is built from natural features, so deployment on a live warehouse floor requires minimal preparation. Built by a company best known for its computer-vision and AI algorithms.
Specifications
- Payload
- 800 kg
- Max speed
- 1.5 m/s
- Navigation
- laser SLAM, no floor markers
- Type
- latent lifting mobile robot
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Applications
- Moving racks to picking stations
- Transporting carts and stands in manufacturing
- Flexible goods-to-person layouts without re-marking the floor
- Scaling warehouse operations without downtime
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