
ABB Robotics
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ABB Robotics robot models
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Model 1Logistics & WarehousingAMR P304
Industrial RobotsCompact omnidirectional Autonomous Mobile Robot (AMR) designed for Goods-to-Person (G2P) logistics, warehouse automation, order picking, kitting, pallet transport, rack handling, and manufacturing intralogistics.
Supported · Autonomous Operation
Model 2Logistics & WarehousingAMR P404
Industrial RobotsHigh-capacity omnidirectional Autonomous Mobile Robot (AMR) designed for pallet transport, rack movement, container handling, Goods-to-Robot operations, warehouse automation, and manufacturing intralogistics.
Supported · Autonomous Operation
Model 3Logistics & WarehousingAMR T702
Industrial RobotsNext-generation bidirectional autonomous mobile robot (AMR) designed for high-capacity intralogistics, trolley towing, assembly-line supply, kitting, warehouse transport, and manufacturing logistics.
Optional · Optional
Model 4Logistics & WarehousingAMR T901
Industrial RobotsHeavy-duty autonomous mobile robot (AMR) designed for horizontal transport of extremely heavy loads, order picking, and long-distance intralogistics operations.
2D Obstacle Detection · Yes (SLAM Version)AMR F602
Mobile Robots (AMR)The ABB Flexley Stack AMR F602 is an autonomous counterbalanced forklift-style Autonomous Mobile Robot (AMR) designed for pallet transport, pallet stacking, rack servicing, and warehouse automation. Unlike fixed industrial robot arms, the F602 combines autonomous navigation, obstacle avoidance, and forklift functionality into a single mobile platform capable of handling loads up to 1,500 kg. It is optimized for intralogistics operations, manufacturing supply chains, and distribution centers where autonomous pallet movement and storage are required.
360° Safety Coverage · SupportedAMR F702
Mobile Robots (AMR)The ABB Flexley Stack AMR F702 is a heavy-duty Autonomous Mobile Robot (AMR) designed for automated pallet transport, stacking, destacking, put-away, and retrieval operations in warehouses and manufacturing facilities. Unlike standard pallet AMRs, the F702 combines autonomous navigation with reach-truck functionality, allowing it to lift loads up to 8.5 m high while carrying payloads of up to 2,000 kg. ABB positions it as a fully autonomous warehouse vehicle capable of operating 24/7 in narrow aisles and high-density storage environments.
2D Obstacle Detection · 360° Safety CoverageAMR P603
Mobile Robots (AMR)The ABB Flexley Mover AMR P603 is a compact, AI-powered Autonomous Mobile Robot (AMR) designed for intralogistics, material transport, line feeding, kitting, goods-to-robot transport, pallet movement, and manufacturing automation. Unlike forklift-style AMRs such as the F602 and F702, the P603 is a low-profile platform robot with an integrated lifting system capable of transporting pallets, containers, racks, trolleys, and custom payload carriers. It uses AI-driven Visual SLAM navigation and can operate without reflectors, magnetic tape, or other fixed infrastructure.
1.5 m/s Full Payload · 6 Monocular CamerasAMR P604
Mobile Robots (AMR)The ABB Flexley Mover AMR P604 is an omnidirectional Autonomous Mobile Robot (AMR) designed for intralogistics, manufacturing automation, assembly-line supply, pallet transport, rack transport, and collaborative material handling. Unlike the F602 and F702 forklift-style AMRs, the P604 uses a low-profile lifting table and omnidirectional drive system, allowing it to transport loads beneath racks, pallets, fixtures, and custom structures while operating safely around people and production equipment. It supports payloads up to 1,500 kg and can be equipped with magnetic navigation, Visual SLAM (vSLAM), or hybrid navigation systems.
360° Safety Monitoring · AI Vision MappingAMR T701
Industrial RobotsCompact autonomous mobile robot (AMR) designed for intralogistics, assembly-line supply, trolley towing, and industrial material transport.
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