Reeman AMR Robots Redefine Heavy-Duty, Multi-Floor Industrial Transport


Heavy-Duty Mobility for Modern Industrial Workflows

As production cycles accelerate, the limitations of traditional material handling become increasingly apparent. Forklifts struggle with repetitive heavy loads, multi-floor transport relies on manual transfers, and urgent tasks are often delayed. Reeman AMR robots address these challenges with a 600 kg payload, automatic elevator riding, adaptive obstacle avoidance, and one-click remote dispatch—bringing industrial handling into a new era of efficiency, safety, and intelligence.

600 kg Payload for True Heavy-Load Demands

The 600 kg load capacity highlights the core strength of Reeman AMR. Engineered with high-strength alloy materials and an optimized transmission structure, the robot maintains a compact design while delivering powerful carrying capability. It can transport bulk components, heavy jigs, and large finished-goods cartons in a single trip, reducing round-trip frequency and boosting line-side replenishment and warehouse turnover efficiency.

Compared with manual labor, this significantly lowers personnel costs and eliminates safety hazards associated with heavy lifting, strengthening workplace safety.

Smart Obstacle Avoidance and Automated Elevator Riding

Reeman AMR adapts seamlessly to diverse industrial environments. With multi-sensor fusion, it provides 360° real-time perception and can smoothly navigate around shelving, machinery, or personnel—without human intervention. Its elevator automation technology further breaks spatial barriers. The robot identifies elevator status, calls the elevator, enters smoothly, exits safely, and arrives at the designated floor—all autonomously.

This capability enables fully automated multi-floor material flow and eliminates traditional heavy reliance on human intervention.

One-Click Remote Dispatch for Fast, Simple Operation

With a single click from a workstation terminal or mobile device, workers can issue transport requests, including start point, destination, and material details. The robot immediately calculates the optimal route and autonomously completes the pickup, transport, and delivery process.

Urgent tasks no longer require manual coordination, and response times are significantly improved. Multi-robot collaboration is also supported, enabling several AMRs to work together seamlessly for complex and high-volume logistics scenarios.

A Powerful Enabler for Smart Manufacturing

In the era of Industry 4.0, Reeman AMR robots deliver advanced functionality, ease of operation, and broad adaptability. They help enterprises enhance logistics efficiency, reduce operational costs, and gain competitive advantages in fast-evolving markets.


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