Iran-Made Self-Driving Robot Carries Up to 500kg of Cargo
“Our latest achievement is our AMR robot, of which we have developed two versions so far,” said Peyman Jokar, the manager of the technical department of the technological company.
“These two robots are intelligent and autonomously find their position in the environment and move between two points A and B completely automatically and can change their path if an object is placed on their path,” he added.
Noting that the robots have been specially made for carrying cargo, Jokar said, “This robot can bear the weight of half a ton, and 8 hours of continuous work with the maximum amount of load is another advantage of the robot.”
In a relevant development last year, another knowledge-based company in Iran had made an advanced and practical product in the postal industry which smartly carries postal packages based on size, weight, barcode, and reading destination information.
“The robot enjoy the capability to lift a shelf weighing 300 kilograms and deliver the package to the desired location by routing. By reading the corresponding barcode registered on the shipment, the device transfers it to the desired gate,” Mehdi Rasekh, the managing director of the knowledge-based ‘Ideh Pardazan Nazer Avval Keifiat’ company told ANA.
He noted that all parts of the robot have been manufactured indigenously.
“Also, Crossport is one of the most advanced sorters presented by our knowledge-based company at the post exhibition. These sorters enjoy the ability to sort 10,000 to 15,000 packages per hour based on size and weight,” Rasekh said.
“The device moves like a train and it scans the package, reads the dimensions, weight, and barcode. Then it finds its destination information and unloads it in a special gate,” he added.
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