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CPJ Co-bot Pallet Jack
A collaborative self-driving pallet jack developed by Vecna Robotics together with forklift maker Big Joe. It switches between autonomous runs and manual control via an onboard tablet: the operator loads a pallet, and the robot handles the trip. Designed for short, repetitive in-warehouse moves.
Specifications
- Payload
- 3,300 lbs (1,500 kg)
- Max speed
- 2.8 mph (4.5 km/h)
- Dimensions
- 1,740×925×2,195 mm
- Certification
- ANSI B56.5, RIA 15.08
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Applications
- Replenishment of picking zones
- Removal of empty pallets and dunnage
- Moving picked orders to packout
- Offloading short repetitive runs that waste staff time
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