ManufacturerQuasi Robotics, Inc.Robot model · No. 1

C2 Heavy

Mobile Robots (AMR) · Logistics & Warehousing

CommercialUSA

Key factApprox. 90 minutes · Available

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Model specifications

50% chargingApprox. 90 minutes

APIAvailable

AvailabilityCurrent / Commercial – orders opened June 2026

BatteryNCA lithium with BMS

Battery energy1,440 Wh

Battery lifespanApprox. 3 years / 1,000 cycles

Battery weight9.07 kg / 20 lb

ConnectivityWi-Fi 6 / Bluetooth 5.3

Country of originUSA – Maryland

Dimensions1,030 × 620 × 1,090 mm

Display8-inch IPS HD touchscreen

Drivetrain4-wheel drive

Fleet managementQuasi Cloud Connect

Full chargingApprox. 4 hours

Infrared sensor array1,664-point

LiDARSingle LiDAR system

Maximum slope10% unloaded

Maximum workspace46,500 m² / 500,000 ft²

Minimum aisle width1.2 m / 4 ft

NationalityUnited States

Operating altitudeUp to 3,000 m

Operating temperature0–40°C

Payload per shelf113.5 kg / 250 lb

Resolution1920 × 1080

Runtime12–14 hours

Shelf dimensions820 × 520 mm

Shelves2 reinforced shelves

SoftwareQ.AI 3.3

SteeringMecanum / omnidirectional

SuspensionHeavy-duty

ToF sensors26

Total payload227 kg / 500 lb

VisionStereo vision camera

Weight with battery57 kg / 125.5 lb

Weight without battery48 kg / 105.8 lb

About the C2 Heavy

Quasi Robotics C2 Heavy is the highest-payload C2 autonomous mobile robot, designed to autonomously transport up to 227 kg (500 lb) of heavy industrial parts, bins, tooling, subassemblies and work-in-process materials. It combines two reinforced shelves, four-wheel-drive Mecanum mobility, heavy-duty suspension and Q.AI autonomous navigation for demanding manufacturing and warehouse operations.

Typical applications: Logistics & Warehousing, Manufacturing & Industrial Operations, Intralogistics.

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