Quicktron M5 Series Overview
The Quicktron M5 series is a family of bin-carrying mobile robots, the M5E, M5F and M5B, with rated loads of 30 to 50 kg, speeds up to 4.5 m/s and battery life of up to 12 hours.
Key Specifications
Specification | Quicktron M5 Series |
Manufacturer | Quicktron Robotics |
Model | M5E, M5F, M5B |
Category | Mobile robot / Bin-carrying mobile robot |
Rated load | M5E: 50 kg; M5F: 30 kg; M5B: 50 kg |
Lifting height | M5E: 890 mm; M5F: 890 mm; M5B: 370 mm |
Navigation | M5E: QR code and inertial; M5F: QR code and inertial; M5B: QR code |
Positioning accuracy | M5E: ±10 mm; M5F: ±10 mm; M5B: ±10 mm |
Max no-load speed | M5E: 4.5 m/s; M5F: 4.5 m/s; M5B: 2 m/s |
Battery life | M5E: 12 h; M5F: 11 h; M5B: 4 h |
Price | Price on request |
Price available on request. Any price is indicative, not final and may change.
Quicktron M5 Series Review Summary
In Quicktron's QuickBin system, tall robots take bins out of the racking and small robots run them to the pickers. The M5 series is the small robot. The newer M5E and M5F are fast, 4.5 m/s without load, and run for 11 to 12 hours; they present the bin at 890 mm, a comfortable working height. The older M5B is slower at 2 m/s, with a 370 mm lift and four hours of battery. All position to ±10 mm by QR codes on the floor.
Pros
Up to 4.5 m/s
Up to 12 hours of battery life
Bin presented at 890 mm
±10 mm positioning
Cons
Needs QR codes on the floor
M5B is much slower with a 4-hour battery
Who It Is For
It fits warehouses building a bin-to-person system with separate storage and transport robots.
Full review: Quicktron M5 Series Review: Specs of the M5E, M5F and M5B Bin Robots
