Lowpad has announced the launch of the Lowpad X, a new addition to its modular Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs) fleet.
The Lowpad X is a compact, modular AMR designed for case-picking operations. Built on the same proven platform as the Lowpad M, S, and F models, it features omnidirectional movement, providing optimal manoeuvrability in narrow aisles and space-constrained environments. This capability enables high pick density and boosts productivity.
Key characteristics
Flexible load carrier interface: The Lowpad X supports common pallet types for advanced picking or handling tasks.
Omnidirectional driving: Enables a minimal turning radius, making the AMR suitable for complex layouts and space-constrained operations.
Designed for case picking: Optimised for intralogistics processes involving high-frequency, high-accuracy item handling. Long operational autonomy: Delivers up to 9 hours of continuous runtime on a single battery charge.
The Lowpad X is fully integrated with Lowpad’s software platform, enabling customers to manage and scale mixed fleets within a single control environment. This ensures optimal coordination of transport flows and reduces operational complexity.
First deployment
Lowpad will deliver the first series of 80 Lowpad X units as part of a fleet of AMRs, which also includes Lowpad F and Lowpad S models, to a warehouse in the United Kingdom. Together, these 110 autonomous mobile robots will automate a Dynamic Zone Picking process managed by Lowpad Supervisor software.
Erik van Leeuwenstijn, CEO of Lowpad, said “the Lowpad X reflects our ongoing commitment to scalable and flexible automation for intralogistics. It serves as a natural extension of our existing range, offering customers enhanced capabilities in high-throughput environments.”
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