KNAPP Open Shuttle Overview
The KNAPP Open Shuttle is a family of autonomous mobile robots in three models with payloads of 50 kg, 120 kg and 1,500 kg, SLAM navigation and 7 to 8 hours of runtime.
Key Specifications
Specification | KNAPP Open Shuttle |
Manufacturer | KNAPP |
Model | Open Shuttle 50/100, Open Shuttle Fork, Open Shuttle ASG |
Category | Warehouse automation / Autonomous mobile robot |
Load carriers | Open Shuttle 50/100: Containers, cartons, trays; Open Shuttle Fork: Pallets, stillages, racks; Open Shuttle ASG: Magazines, reels, container or tray stacks |
Payload | Open Shuttle 50/100: 120 kg; Open Shuttle Fork: 1,500 kg; Open Shuttle ASG: 50 kg |
Runtime | Open Shuttle 50/100: 7 hours; Open Shuttle Fork: 8 hours; Open Shuttle ASG: 7 hours |
Charging | Open Shuttle 50/100: 60 min; Open Shuttle Fork: 60 min; Open Shuttle ASG: 60 min |
Largest load carrier | Open Shuttle 50/100: 900 x 650 mm; Open Shuttle Fork: 1,200 x 1,200 x 2,300 mm; Open Shuttle ASG: 410 x 400 mm magazine |
Price | Price on request |
Price available on request. Any price is indicative, not final and may change.
KNAPP Open Shuttle Review Summary
Open Shuttles are KNAPP's free-navigating transport robots. They find their way by SLAM, without lines or markers, and avoid obstacles using 3D detection. The family covers three kinds of load: the 50/100 carries containers and cartons up to 120 kg, the Fork carries pallets and racks up to 1,500 kg, and the ASG handles magazines, reels and tray stacks up to 50 kg for electronics production. All run for seven to eight hours and recharge in about an hour. They meet ISO 3691-4 and speak VDA 5050.
Pros
Three models from 50 kg to 1,500 kg
SLAM navigation without infrastructure
7 to 8 hours of runtime
VDA 5050 and ISO 3691-4
LiFePO4 batteries
Who It Is For
It fits warehouses and factories that want flexible transport between areas, especially alongside other KNAPP systems.
Full review: KNAPP Open Shuttle Review: Specs and Uses of the Autonomous Mobile Robots
