Published facts
| What it does | Fast AMR that carries totes between racks and workstations, sold only as a supplement to HaiPick ACRs It is available only as a supplementary unit for our HaiPick ACR within our comprehensive systems.— hairobotics.com/robots/fast-transit-amr-k50 |
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| Jacking height | 0.75 m (suitable for picking directly from the robot) Maximum jacking height of 0.75m suitable for on-robot picking.— hairobotics.com/robots/fast-transit-amr-k50 |
| Max travel speed | 4 m/s A max speed of 4m/s.— hairobotics.com/robots/fast-transit-amr-k50 |
| Throughput | 18–25 totes/h handling 18-25 totes per hour— hairobotics.com/robots/fast-transit-amr-k50 |
| Obstacle sensing | LiDAR LiDAR remote scanning.— hairobotics.com/robots/fast-transit-amr-k50 |
| Battery | Lithium-titanate (LTO), 10,000+ cycles, 10-year lifespan The lithium-titanate battery allows for 10,000+ lifecycles. 10-year battery lifespan in typical working temperatures.— hairobotics.com/robots/fast-transit-amr-k50 |
| Charging | 10 minutes of charging gives 2 hours of work Fast Charge ability: 10 minutes of charging powers the AMR for 2 hours.— hairobotics.com/robots/fast-transit-amr-k50 |
| Safety features | audible and visual alarms, voice alerts Audible and visual alarms and voice alerts for real-time robot status.— hairobotics.com/robots/fast-transit-amr-k50 |
| Certification | CE, NRTL CE/NRTL certified.— hairobotics.com/robots/fast-transit-amr-k50 |
Related
- Part of
- HaiPick System 3, Companion Bots
- Works with
- HaiPick A42T-E2, HaiPick A42, HaiPick A42T, HaiStation, HaiQ, On-Robot Picking Workstation, HaiCharger
- Uses
- LTO battery, LiDAR obstacle avoidance, Backpack method
Knowledge notes
- Battery chemistry selection 07-energy.md
- Heterogeneous robot fleet scheduling 03-integration.md
Mentioned in case studies (13)
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Editorial notes
- Conflicting charge figures. This page: 10 minutes gives 2 hours. The System 3 FAQ: "Each charge takes ~15 minutes and provides roughly 3 hours of operation" (source). The ratio is the same, but it's worth knowing both exist.
- The warehouse-automation-system page's "Rapid Companion Bot" is probably the K50, but that page doesn't say so.