Standard, 620 mm forks
The MPID01-M version covers the most common pallet formats. It suits typical flows in production and warehouses: links between lines, docks and floor storage areas.
The autonomous pallet truck moves up to 2,000 kg, engages a pallet in 20 s with no human intervention, and travels among your teams, guided by its 3D LiDAR navigation and cameras. We install it and maintain it; the first step is a free assessment of your site.
The robot spots the pallet, aligns itself and engages its forks in 20 s. An offset pallet is corrected up to 15 cm, a rotated pallet up to 15 degrees. It performs a 90-degree pickup in a 2 m aisle; 15 cm between two pallets is enough. The demonstration, when distribution opens, will validate your actual pallet formats one by one: three-runner pallets, perimeter-base pallets, or non-standard supports.
Its navigation combines 3D LiDAR and cameras in a dual-SLAM setup: the autonomous pallet truck finds its way with no markers or floor tape, detects pedestrians, vehicles and obstacles, and continuously adjusts its route. It travels at 1.2 m/s loaded and 1.6 m/s empty, in aisles shared with your teams. Manual takeover remains possible at any time.
A mission is launched from the app, from buttons installed at a workstation, or automatically through the application programming interface connected to your tools. Several robots coordinate as a fleet, including offline, and optional integrations open elevators and automatic doors. Detailed operation is described on our dedicated page.
These clips are taken from the robot's official presentation. The demonstration at your site, when distribution opens, will show them on your pallets and in your aisles.
One clarification: the 6-hour battery life at full load doesn't mean continuous operation at 2,000 kg. The on-site demonstration, when distribution opens, will measure actual productivity, on your flows and your distances.
The MPID01-M version covers the most common pallet formats. It suits typical flows in production and warehouses: links between lines, docks and floor storage areas.
The MPID01-N version is designed for narrower pallets and special supports, common in distribution. Capacity and navigation are identical: only the fork width changes.
If you're torn between the two, the site assessment gives a first verdict based on your answers, and the demonstration, when distribution opens, will test your actual pallets with the version we recommend before any commitment.
Pricing isn't public: it will be worked out after the demonstration, when distribution opens. Our brand is recent; rather than references, we invite you to see the robot working at your own site, during the first wave of demonstrations. You're then followed by a single regional contact, from pre-assessment to after-sales service, on the same network as easytoclean: 12 regional contacts.
Its lift height is 200 mm: it's a pallet truck, not a mast-lift forklift. It doesn't raise pallets into racking, and we don't present it as doing so. Its function is continuous floor-level transport.
Its limits are clear-cut: 10 mm thresholds, 35 mm gaps, a 3-degree slope when loaded. The site assessment checks that your thresholds meet these values and that your aisles reach 2 m, measurements in hand, before any commitment.
It works with no major changes to your site, which doesn't rule out preparation: routes, pickup and drop-off points, safety guidelines and optional integrations (elevators, automatic doors) are defined together with your teams.
For any other question, our FAQ answers directly.
The free pre-assessment runs on self-reported answers: four questions, a written verdict within 48 business hours, with no obligation. The on-site demonstration will come when distribution opens, during the first wave.