AUTOMATED GUIDED VEHICLE

In a production area or warehouse, robots are sometimes tethered to wires or permanently mounted floor guides, however, in a world where flexibility is prized, that technology is very limiting.  Using the MiR family of autonomous mobile robots, there is now a single centralized web based controller for of all your in-plant logistics using the powerful MiR Fleet web based interface. Control of up to 100 robots is maintained via a PC, laptop, tablet, or mobile phone.

MiR Fleet is available in two versions, either MiR Fleet Server for installation on your existing server system, or MiR Fleet PC which is delivered in a physical PC box.

LOGISTICS AUTOMATION SOFTWARE

The MiR Robots include models with hooks, carts, and roller conveyors, each one of which can be intuitively programmed and monitored from MiR Fleet.  Controls include the assignment of pickup and delivery orders, including by priority, as well as many other features including self-monitoring battery levels that manages which robot heads autonomously to the appropriate battery charging station, and which other robots pick up additional assignments during the charging cycle.

MiR Fleet PC

Model - NUC7i3DNB
PC - Intel® Maple Canyon NUC
CPU - Intel® Core™ i3-7100U Processor (3M Cache, 2.40 GHz)
RAM - 8GB DDR4-2400
SSD - 128GB 2.5”
Operating system - Linux Ubuntu 16.04
Network capabilities - 1 Gbit Ethernet, no wireless option
Required connections - 110 V or 230 V power socket and Ethernet network cable
Installation requirements - Must run on the same physical network as the robots

MiR Fleet Server

Installation file size - 3 GB
MiR Fleet update file size - ~300 MB
Server requirements - Dual core processor with min, 2.1 GHz clock
RAM - Min. 8 GB
HDD - Min. 80 GB
Supported operating systems Ubuntu 18.04 LTS, Ubuntu Server 18.04 LTS, Debian 9, CentOS 7, Redhat Enterprise Linux 7.4
Virtualization software - Docker CE/EE 18.09.01 or higher

HTE Automation and MiR Mobile Industrial Robots server Manufacturers and Warehouses in Kansas, Missouri, and Illinois with Logistics Automation Systems.