Mini 2.0 AMR Forklift: Narrow-Aisle Automation for 1.1m Spaces


In modern factories where every centimeter of space matters, the ability for an autonomous forklift to pass through a 1.1-meter aisle is not a small breakthrough—it’s a revolution in industrial efficiency. The Reeman Mini 2.0 AMR forklift is built precisely for “space-restricted factories,” solving a problem that has kept many production lines from embracing automation.

For years, areas such as manufacturing workshops, dense warehouses, packaging stations, and raw-material zones struggled with automation because traditional forklifts couldn’t enter, AGVs were too bulky, and hand-pallet trucks consumed manpower. The Mini 2.0 changes this reality completely. Its compact chassis and 1.3-meter turning radius allow it to glide through 1.1-meter aisles, turn freely in confined spaces, and accurately pick up pallets where other robots simply cannot operate.


Small Body, Strong Industrial Performance

Despite its compact size, the Mini 2.0 delivers true industrial-grade strength:

  • 1000kg rated load for raw materials, semi-finished goods, and finished products

  • 1m lifting height, covering floor-to-shelf, line-side, and workstation material transfer

  • Only 2.3m required for pallet pickup, ideal for tight loading zones

  • Laser + vision fusion navigation with no magnetic tape and no reflectors required

This combination of size and capability makes it the most flexible autonomous forklift solution for factories with limited space.

Instant Deployment: Automation Without the Complexity

Reeman continues its “plug-and-play AMR” philosophy with Mini 2.0. The forklift supports:

  • Autonomous mapping and navigation

  • Automatic charging

  • Multi-robot scheduling

  • MES/WMS system integration

Simply power it on, map the facility, and it’s ready for full autonomous operation. Mini 2.0 isn’t just smaller—it’s smaller and smarter.

Designed for Real Factory Constraints

The Mini 2.0 has quickly become the preferred AMR forklift for:

  • Electronics manufacturing

  • Injection molding plants

  • Space-dense warehouses

  • Old facilities requiring automation upgrades

In these environments, Mini 2.0 acts like a compact, high-power “logistics booster,” enabling automation in places where it was previously impossible.

The Reeman Mini 2.0 AMR forklift proves that narrow space no longer means low efficiency. With high load capacity, precision navigation, and unmatched maneuverability, it opens the door to intelligent logistics in every corner of the factory.

Reeman Mini 2.0 — High-efficiency AMR logistics for narrow spaces.



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