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IAM Robotics launches new mid-size AMR

April 16, 2021 by David Edwards

IAM Robotics says it is “breaking boundaries” in the midline autonomous mobile robot market with its new robot, ​Bolt​.

Making its debut April 12, 2021 at ​ProMat DX​, Bolt gives you the power to do more in material handling—faster, longer, and farther.

IAM says Bolt is “packed with high-tech features”, is built to thrive in warehouse and manufacturing environments, and can elevate productivity and efficiency to new heights and stands out as an autonomous mobility solution.

Bolt’s features include:

  • Adaptability – Bolt allows you to retrofit various tops to serve your needs, from piece-picking arms to pallet movers. Choose from standard solutions or customize a unique top. No other AMR has this flexibility.
  • Smarter Safety – ​Bolt uses 360-degree vision and a combination of state-of-the-art sensors and direct-drive wheel motors to ensure complete safety. Direct-drive wheel technology means Bolt’s ​entire body​ acts as a bump sensor. And for this to work, Bolt offers the same type of power-force-torque limiting as collaborative robot arms.
  • Unmatched Power and Efficiency – ​Bolt is powerful, with a battery 3.5 times the size of similar AMRs and 20-hour runtime that exceeds any other AMR. The patented hot swap battery makes it easy for one person to change in ten seconds or less. Plus, with a best-in-class 661-pound payload capacity, customers never compromise.

Bolt is completely autonomous, is compatible with conveyor and material handling systems, and scales easily for any size application.

Tom Galuzzo, founder and CEO of IAM Robotics, says: “When we built our AMR, we thought, ‘How can we make this the most powerful, flexible, and collaborative solution?’

“Bolt expands on our AMMR, Swift, by turning its base into a standalone AMR. We applied what we learned with Swift, honing in on battery power and direct-drive wheels to ensure Bolt has the power to operate safely and efficiently – even with top modules attached.”

He continued, “Bolt is already opening new doors for IAM Robotics because it introduces us to a faster-growing market with general AMRs.”

IAM Robotics knows AMRs are in high demand because of their benefits to businesses over existing automation and human labor.

AMRs have a low barrier to entry because they’re relatively affordable, and they deploy in as quickly as a matter of weeks – so businesses can hit the ground running. But they’re also flexible.

AMRs provide the power of autonomous mobility, so users are not limited by stationary conveyors, and they’re designed to collaborate with and complement human workers and existing automation. IAM says Bolt is “certainly no different, doing all this and more”.

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