The LD is a Warehouse AMR developed by Omron Adept (United States), launched 2013, listed at $30,000–$50,000 USD (unverified). Key specifications: type unit load carrier, payload ≤ 250 kg, top speed ≤ 1.2 m/s, navigation slam natural.
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Overview
The LD is an autonomous mobile robot capable of transporting materials in challenging warehouse environments including confined spaces with active workers and forklifts. Unlike traditional autonomously guided vehicles, it requires no facility modifications such as floor magnets or navigational beacons, making deployment easier and less costly. The robot features self-navigation software that safely avoids people and obstacles while managing power and self-charging operations.
Flagship features
- Optional ESD version available for static-sensitive environments
- Cleanroom rated ISO 5 / Class 100
- Supports up to 100 robots in a single fleet with MobilePlanner software
- Deployed in automotive (Teklas), pharmaceutical (HIPRA), and manufacturing (Brd. Klee) facilities
- 240° safety laser scanner with advanced obstacle avoidance
- 2 hour 10 minute charge time (20-80%)
Buyer decision signals
Viability
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Availability
Specifications
Category: Warehouse AMR- Type
- unit load carrier
- Payload
- ≤ 250 kg
- Top speed
- ≤ 1.2 m/s
- Navigation
- slam natural
- VDA 5050
- No
- Safety cert.
- iso_3691_4
- Battery type
- li ion
- Runtime
- ≤ 10 h
- Auto-dock charging
- Yes
- Maturity
- commercial shipping
- Pricing model
- unknown
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Company profile
- Founded
- 1983
Detailed specifications
What it is built for8
- Industries
- manufacturing,automotive logistics,pharmaceutical
- Applications
- line side delivery,material transfer,finished goods
- Sub Category
- towing
- Payload Class
- medium
- Industries Served
- manufacturing,automotive,pharmaceuticals
- Environment Rating
- indoor only
- Floor Compatibility
- smooth concrete,painted concrete,epoxy
- Primary Applications
- line side delivery,material transfer,finished goods
Movement & precision3
- Max Speed Ms
- 1.8
- Max Incline Deg
- 4.8
- Obstacle Detection
- Yes
Sensing & perception5
- Lidar Type
- 2d
- Lidar Count
- 1
- Sensor Suite
- Front safety scanning laser,Low front laser,Low obstacle detection lasers,Rear sonar sensing,Rear TOF sensing,Front bumper sensors
- Lidar Present
- Yes
- Safety Lidar Coverage Deg
- 240
Power & runtime3
- Auto Docking
- Yes
- Auto Charging
- Yes
- Charge Time Hours
- 2.1667
Controls & integration5
- Fleet Software
- FLOW Core
- Max Fleet Size
- 100
- Network Protocols
- wifi 4
- Software Platform
- MobilePlanner
- Connectivity Options
- wifi
Safety & certification3
- R15 08 Certified
- Yes
- Emergency Stop Count
- 3
- Pedestrian Detection
- human aware
Buying & support4
- Model Variants
- LD-60,LD-90,LD-250
- Price On Request
- Yes
- Availability Status
- available
- Service Network Density
- global
Other details10
- Emergency Stop
- Yes
- Safety Category
- Cat.3 PLd
- Fleet Management
- Yes
- Safety Zone Count
- 29
- Visual Indicators
- status led,direction lights,warning strobe
- Charging Time Hours
- 2.1667
- Fleet Size Supported
- 100
- Iso 3691 4 Certified
- Yes
- Max Speed Unloaded Ms
- 1.8
- Multi Robot Traffic Management
- dynamic optimization
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Company milestones
- Nov 2007MilestoneIn-house Quattro demonstration video
- 2026LaunchOMRON Robotics at AUTOMATE 2026 Launches New LD Series AMRs
- 2026DeploymentOMRON Robotics Announces 20,000+ Robots Deployed Globally
- 2015AcquisitionAcquisition completed
- 2015AcquisitionOMRON announced acquisition
- 1984LaunchAdeptOne SCARA robot launched
- 1983MilestoneFounded
- —MilestoneQuattro product family page
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Frequently asked questions
- Who makes the LD?
- The LD is developed by Omron Adept, based in United States.
- What type of robot is the LD?
- The LD is a Warehouse AMR made by Omron Adept.
- How much does the LD cost?
- The LD is listed at $30,000–$50,000 USD in the Robolist catalogue, but this figure is unverified and not confirmed by Omron Adept — contact them for a quote.
- When was the LD launched?
- The LD was launched in 2013.
- What are the key specifications of the LD?
- Key specifications of the LD: type unit load carrier, payload ≤ 250 kg, top speed ≤ 1.2 m/s, navigation slam natural, vda 5050 No.
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