ManufacturerAutodiscovery Ltd.Robot model · No. 3

MoBiT Air

Mobile Robots (AMR) · Research & Development

CommercialUK

Key factCommercially available · AgileX Ranger Air

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Model details

Model specifications

AvailabilityCommercially available

Base platformAgileX Ranger Air

Battery capacityN/A

Charging timeN/A

Combined dual-arm lifting capacity10 kg

Controller optionPiper leader arms

Dimensions552 × 500 × 250 mm (mobile base)

Drive systemOmnidirectional hub-motor drive

Ground clearance39 mm

Handheld controller optionAYANEO FLIP 1S DS with video streaming

Ingress-protection ratingN/A

Maximum speed1.5 m/s

Mobile-base payload80 kg

Mobility configurationsThree-wheel or four-wheel omnidirectional

NationalityUnited Kingdom

Navigation supportOpen-source ROS 2 navigation stacks

Nero sustained payload5 kg per arm

Operating timeN/A

Other compatible armsAgileX Piper X, Piper L and Piper H

Other controller supportCompatible VR headsets with video streaming

Sensor configurationConfiguration-dependent

Software supportROS 2

Standard arm optionDual AgileX Nero arms

Teleoperation softwareAutodiscovery QuestArmTeleop

VR controller optionMeta Quest 3

WeightApproximately 50–55 kg

About the MoBiT Air

MoBiT Air is a compact, omnidirectional bimanual mobile-manipulation platform designed by Autodiscovery around the AgileX Ranger Air base. Equipped with dual AgileX Nero arms, it supports teleoperation, VR control, robotic-data collection, imitation learning and ROS 2 autonomous-navigation development. Its 80 kg chassis payload, 10 kg combined arm capacity and omnidirectional movement make it suitable for physical-AI research and experimental industrial manipulation.

Typical applications: Research & Development, Teleoperated Industrial Labor, Development Platform.

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