Changing layouts
When products and demand change, the transport layout should not require weeks of shop-floor rework.
/ SMART MOBILE ROBOTS
LMR — Latent Mobile Robot
Create a more flexible material flow by lifting racks and carriers from underneath.
The compact LMR family travels beneath load carriers to perform lifting and transport tasks, adapting rapidly to layout and process changes.
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Turn manual transport with racks and trolleys into an autonomous flow that scales without reshaping the layout.
Repetitive short moves
Short, repeated moves along the same route should not consume operator time.
Lost floor space
Aisles and manoeuvring areas should not eat into storage capacity.
/ LMR PRODUCT FAMILYHigh performance, safety
High performance, safety
and multiple robot types.
Characterised by its lifting mechanism, the LMR (Latent Mobile Robot) combines optimised motion performance with enhanced safety protection. It slides under the rack, lifts the load and carries it to the target point, creating a safer working environment and more cost-effective productivity.
- Multiple certificationsThe product family carries safety and compliance certifications for different markets.
- Full-scope safety protectionA multi-layer protection scheme lets the robot share the floor with people.
- FlexibilityQR code, visual SLAM and laser SLAM options are combined according to site conditions.
- Wide application rangeLoad classes from 400 kg to 1,500 kg cover warehouse, production and dispatch areas.
Slide under the rack,
move the load as it stands.
Four models by load class
and body size.
LMR models share the same lifting logic and differ by load, rack size and aisle width.
Q2-400D
- Load400 kg
- Weight93 kg
- Turning diameter820 mm
The most compact body in the series; works in narrow aisles and dense racking.
Q3-600D
- Load600 kg
- Weight132 kg
- Turning diameter995 mm
Mid load class; its 250 mm body height fits under standard racks.
Q7-1000E
- Load1,000 kg
- Weight185 kg
- Turning diameter1200 mm
Keeps 2.0 m/s at tonne-level loads for high cycle output.
Q7-1500D
- Load1,500 kg
- Weight285 kg
- Turning diameter1265 mm
The highest capacity in the series; moves heavy racks and trolleys single-handed.
Technical data
for four models.
Values are taken from Hikrobot product documentation; cycle and capacity calculations are made separately for each project.
| Specification | Q2-400D | Q3-600D | Q7-1000E | Q7-1500D |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rated load (kg) | 400 | 600 | 1,000 | 1,500 |
| Lifting height (mm) | 60 | 60 | 60 | 60 |
| Navigation | QR code / visual SLAM / laser SLAM | QR code / L-SLAM / V-SLAM | QR code / L-SLAM / V-SLAM | SLAM / QR code |
| Rated speed (m/s) | 2.0 | 2.0 | 2.0 | 1.5 |
| Max. rotation speed (°/s) | 200 | 200 | 200 | 120 |
| Turning diameter (mm) | 820 | 995 | 1200 | 1265 |
| Dimensions L*W*H (mm) | 780*545*300 | 950*650*250 | 1150*820*256 | 1180*860*265 |
| Weight (kg) | 93 | 132 | 185 | 285 |
| Positioning accuracy (mm, °) | ±10, ±1 | ±10, ±1 | ±10, ±1 | ±10 |
| Drive mode | Differential | Differential | Differential | Differential |
| Charging time (h) | 1.5 | 1.5 | 1.5 | ≤2 |
| Operating time (h) | 8 | 8 | 8 | 8 |
/ ON SITEIt plans its own route
It plans its own route
and clears its own obstacles.
The fleet plans its path to the target on its own; when an unexpected obstacle appears in the aisle, it recalculates the route and keeps the flow running. The navigation method is selected according to floor, lighting and racking conditions.
- QR codeFloor markers deliver high repeatability at low installation cost.
- Laser SLAMMapping the site geometry maintains position in unmarked areas.
- Visual SLAMCamera-based references adapt to changing layouts.
- Autonomous obstacle clearingWhen an obstacle is detected, the route is replanned without cancelling the task.
Material flows where
LMR stands out.
Goods-to-person picking
The loaded rack is brought to the picking station so operators work in one place.
Line feeding
Material trolleys are delivered to production stations automatically at planned intervals.
Flexible layout
When products and demand change, routes and station layout are reconfigured in software.
High-density storage
Reduced aisle requirements allow more racks within the same footprint.
Know the load, model the flow,
validate on site.
- DiscoveryRack dimensions, load profile, aisle width and cycle targets are measured.
- DesignModel selection, navigation method, fleet size and integration architecture are defined.
- CommissioningScenarios are tested with real loads and the team is trained.
How we turned a similar need
into an operating solution.
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Let’s analyse storage and flow
around your real operation.
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