Logistics improvement at SOME with the autonomous MiR Hook 250 robot
The collaborative robot can move loads of up to 500 kg autonomously, reducing transport time and optimising production processes.
SOME has implemented the collaborative MiR Hook 250 robot, an advanced system that automates load transport within the factory, allowing operators to focus on more complex tasks. This autonomous robot can pull up to 500 kg, facilitating the movement of heavy materials without manual intervention.
The MiR Hook 250 is designed to work safely alongside operators, with the ability to detect obstacles and stop automatically when needed, ensuring a safe working environment. Operators can easily programme it through an intuitive interface to pick up and deliver loads to different points in the plant, simply by indicating the collection and destination points.
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