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Agile transportMiR250
250 kg payload
Small footprint.
Big moves.
Agile and fast AMR that carries up to 250 kg through dynamic manufacturing environments.
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Autonomous Mobile Robots — Intralogistics
The intelligent way
to move material.
Autonomous mobile robots built to keep material moving safely, intelligently and continuously.
Trusted to keep the world moving
03The MiR fleet
One fleet.
Every kind of move.
Four platforms, one navigation system and one fleet manager. Choose by payload and pickup type — everything else stays consistent.
Agile transport)
Pallet transportMiR600
600 kg payload
Pallets.
In motion.
Moves pallets of up to 600 kg at speeds up to 2 m/sec.
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Autonomous pallet handlingMiR1200 Pallet Jack
1,200 kg payload
It finds
the pallet.
Moves pallets of up to 1,200 kg automatically, with 3D sensors that detect pallet openings and anomalies.
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Heavy load transportMiR1350
1,350 kg payload
Heavy loads.
Handled.
The most powerful AMR from MiR to date.
04Scale
From components
to full pallets.
MiR1350
0 kg
The most powerful AMR from MiR to date.
05Solution finder
What do you
need to move?
Start from the load. We'll point to the platform, the top module and a comparable application.
Recommended robot
MiR250
Recommended top module
Shelf lift or cart top module
Typical payload
Up to 250 kg
Typical application
Line-side delivery of components in dynamic production areas.
Customer example
DENSO — over 500,000 successful missions.
06Autonomous navigation
It doesn't
follow a path.
It finds one.
MiR robots build a map of the facility and plan their own route to a destination. When a forklift, a pallet or a colleague blocks the way, the robot recalculates and keeps moving — no tape, no wires, no fixed infrastructure.
See how the fleet coordinates Dynamic route Planned route
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Hardware → Autonomy → Software
07 — MiR FleetEvery robot.
Every robot.
One system.
MiR Fleet manages and optimizes large, mixed AMR fleets in active production environments — mission planning, traffic control and fleet-level insights in one place.
Explore MiR Fleet)
Missions
Active
Traffic
Active
Status
Active
Insights
Active
Payload — Shelf
Top module
Base AMR
08Modular by design
Built for
what comes next.
It is simple to deploy different top modules. The module connects to the robot via accessible I/Os and four screws — so the same platform can serve a new workflow.
A shelf lift module picks up and carries existing shelving between zones.
09Customer results
Proof on
the floor.
Measured results from manufacturers running MiR robots in daily production.
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Stellantis-Caen — Automotive
27 + 16
MiR1350 and MiR250 in operation
- Challenge
- Repetitive internal transport across a large automotive plant.
- MiR solution
- A mixed AMR fleet coordinated across the site.
- Result
- Operates a fleet of 27 MiR1350 and 16 MiR250, with the goal of running 100 AMRs by 2030.
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DENSO — Automotive components
500,000+
successful missions
- Challenge
- Skilled workers spending shift time moving parts instead of making them.
- MiR solution
- AMRs running continuous internal transport missions.
- Result
- “We want to pay workers to make parts not move parts.”
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FLEXcon — Materials manufacturing
< 0.5%
error rate
- Challenge
- High-volume item handling with manual error exposure.
- MiR solution
- MiR250 integrated with automated storage.
- Result
- Error rate dropped to below 0.5%, while processing approximately 1,000 items per shift.
Shigemasa — Manufacturing
MiR250
with towing hook
- Challenge
- Manual cart towing across the facility.
- MiR solution
- An AMR with a towing hook top module.
- Result
- Safety and workforce efficiency gains in transportation operations.
10Industries
Built for
the real world.
The same platforms, adapted to the constraints of each production environment.
11Business case
Automation
that adds up.
A directional estimate of the transport time an AMR fleet could redirect. Not a quote.
6h
3
38 / h
2
Estimated annually
0labor hours redirected
- Potential operational value
- €0
- Estimated utilization
- 75%
- Starting point
- MiR600
Illustrative only. Figures are generated from the values you enter and do not represent guaranteed savings, a quotation or an engineering assessment.
Calculate your ROI with MiR12Deployment
From first route
to full fleet.
AMR deployment is incremental. Each step is provable before the next one starts.
- 01
Identify
Find repetitive internal transportation.
- 02
Simulate
Map routes and workflows.
- 03
Deploy
Introduce the first MiR.
- 04
Integrate
Connect doors, elevators, production systems and workflows.
- 05
Scale
Manage multiple AMRs with MiR Fleet.
13Safety
Designed to move
around people.
The sensing architecture is what lets the robot share a floor with forklifts, carts and colleagues. 3D sensors detect pallet openings and anomalies, and the robot identifies and avoids workers, hazards and debris.
14MiR world
Built in Denmark.
Moving the world.
MiR is headquartered in Odense, Denmark, and works through a global network of offices and certified distributors.
Find a distributor