Geek+ MP1000R Intralogistics AMR
In stock
- BRAND:
- GEEK+
- MODEL:
- MP1000R
- PART #:
- MP1000R
- ORIGIN:
- China
- Warranty:
- 12 MONTHS
- AVAILABILITY:
- SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY
- SKU:
- GeekPlus-MP1000R
Geek+ MP1000R Intralogistics AMR
Most factories do not want to rebuild their shelving just to welcome a robot. The Geek+ MP1000R Intralogistics AMR is designed around that reluctance. It stands only 27.5 cm high, so it can work beneath racks and carts already on your floor instead of asking for a new generation of them. Add a maximum payload of 1,000 kg and a jacking structure whose lifting module and body turn independently, and you have a heavy-duty carrier made to fit the building you already have.
The Geek+ MP1000R Intralogistics AMR is available through this page, by quotation.
Background
Geek+ and its robotic logistics focus
Geek+ is a Beijing-based technology company that has built its name in robotic logistics solutions. Its work centers on autonomous mobile robots that move goods inside warehouses, factories and distribution sites, taking over the repetitive carrying that otherwise ties up people and forklifts. For buyers in the Caribbean, where many facilities are compact, mixed-use or retrofitted from older buildings, that focus on practical intralogistics is a useful starting point.
The MP1000R sits in the heavier end of that work. Its job is to lift and carry loads of up to 1,000 kg, whether they sit on a rack, on a cart or directly on a pallet. Related MP-series models are covered further down this page.
How the MP1000R is positioned
The MP1000R uses a self-rotation jacking structure. The lifting module and the robot body can rotate independently, which means a carrier can be set down facing the way the next process needs it, without the whole robot having to swing around it first. The design is aimed at factory material handling and works with a range of carriers.
Navigation is not tied to a single method. The robot supports Laser SLAM navigation, Visual navigation and other methods, and it can switch dynamically between them to suit different scenes. It carries LIDAR, cameras and ultrasonic sensors so that it can perceive and adapt to its surroundings in real time. It keeps operating stably even when the environmental change rate exceeds 50%, which matters in sites where racks, pallets and people move around all day.
Two versions are named: the MP1000R from Geek+ and the Bosch Rexroth MP1000R with Rokit Locator. They share the same core platform, and the differences are covered below.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value | Version |
|---|---|---|
| Structure | Self-rotation jacking structure; lifting module and robot body rotate independently | MP1000R (Geek+) |
| Maximum payload | 1,000 kg | MP1000R (Geek+) |
| Dimensions (LxWxH) | 1090x830x275 mm | MP1000R (Geek+) |
| Height | 27.5cm | MP1000R (Geek+) |
| Weight | 169 kg | MP1000R (Geek+) |
| Rotation diameter | 1090 mm | MP1000R (Geek+) |
| Maximum running speed | No load 1.5 m/s; full load 1.5 m/s | MP1000R (Geek+) |
| Rack and cart sizes | 1020-1500 mm in both width and length | MP1000R (Geek+) |
| Floor gaps | Up to 10 mm wide | MP1000R (Geek+) |
| Slope gradient | Up to 4.4% | MP1000R (Geek+) |
| Navigation | Laser SLAM, Visual navigation and other methods, dynamically switchable | MP1000R (Geek+) |
| Sensors | LIDAR, cameras and ultrasonic sensors | MP1000R (Geek+) |
| Safety | 360° laser coverage, front and rear anti-collision bumper, emergency stop button | MP1000R (Geek+) |
| Environment change tolerance | Stable operation when the environmental change rate exceeds 50% | MP1000R (Geek+) |
| Battery | 39Ah lithium battery; typical 8-hour work shift via autonomous opportunity charging | Bosch Rexroth MP1000R with Rokit Locator |
| Software integration | APIs to connect to ERP, MES, WMS, PLC and more | Bosch Rexroth MP1000R with Rokit Locator |
| Top interface | Square or roller top conveyor at customized heights | Bosch Rexroth MP1000R with Rokit Locator |
Specifications as published by the manufacturer; confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.
The manufacturer has not published the charging time, the IP rating, the operating temperature, the positioning accuracy, the wireless connectivity standard or what is in the box; they are confirmed at quotation.
What makes the MP1000R different from a standard lifting AMR?
The first difference is height. At 27.5cm, the robot needs very little clearance under a shelf, which saves space at the bottom of the rack and lets it work with more shelf sizes. Customers can introduce the MP1000R without mass shelf replacement. For a site that has already invested in racking, that can change the whole business case for automation.
The second difference is the rotation. Because the lifting module and the body turn independently, the robot is not limited to carrying a load in a fixed orientation. The rotation diameter is 1090 mm, and the robot measures 1090x830x275 mm and weighs 169 kg, which suits operations in confined spaces.
The third is how it deals with real floors and real pallets. It can cross floor gaps up to 10 mm wide, climb slopes up to 4.4% and handle pallets of 1000 kg or less directly from ground support. It accepts rack and cart sizes from 1020 to 1500 mm in both width and length, and its running speed is 1.5 m/s both empty and fully loaded.
What does the Bosch Rexroth version add?
The Bosch Rexroth MP1000R with Rokit Locator is the version that carries the power, software and top-interface details. These figures belong to that version and are not stated for the base Geek+ model.
On power, it carries a 39Ah lithium battery that supports a typical 8-hour work shift through autonomous opportunity charging, so the robot tops itself up between tasks rather than waiting for a long manual charge. On software, APIs are available to connect the robot to ERP, MES, WMS, PLC and more, which helps when the robot must take orders from systems you already run. On the physical side, it can interface with customer-specific equipment using a square or roller top conveyor at customized heights. If your project needs a conveyor handoff or system integration, ask for this version.
Who is the Geek+ MP1000R Intralogistics AMR for?
Factories with existing racking. The low body and the support for rack and cart sizes of 1020-1500 mm suit plants that cannot afford to replace their shelving.
Operations moving heavy pallets. Direct pickup from the ground for pallets of 1000 kg or less suits sites that currently depend on forklifts for short transfers.
Tight or changing sites. Switchable navigation and tolerance of an environmental change rate above 50% suit workplaces where layouts shift and the floor is rarely empty.
Integrators and engineering teams. Those linking robots to ERP, MES, WMS or PLC systems, or to conveyors, should look at the Bosch Rexroth version.
If your loads are lighter or heavier than this robot is rated for, compare the Geek+ MP600R Intralogistics AMR and the Geek+ MP1500R Intralogistics AMR. You can also browse the wider AMRs and Warehouse Robots categories.
What is the Geek+ MP1000R Intralogistics AMR used for?
- Pallet transfer: lifts and moves pallets of 1000 kg or less directly from ground support.
- Rack and cart carrying: carries racks and carts from 1020 to 1500 mm in width and length across the floor.
- Factory material flow: moves materials between workstations and storage with a payload of up to 1,000 kg.
- Work in confined spaces: uses its compact body and independent rotation to operate where space is limited.
- Conveyor handoff: the Bosch Rexroth version can interface with a square or roller top conveyor at customized heights.
- System-driven tasking: the Bosch Rexroth version connects through APIs to ERP, MES, WMS and PLC systems.
Pricing and Availability
Every project is different, so the MP1000R is quoted rather than listed. Tell us your loads, your rack or cart sizes and your integration needs, and we will prepare a quotation. Delivery, customs and support are arranged together with the quotation. The Geek+ MP1000R Intralogistics AMR is available on this page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum payload of the MP1000R?
The maximum payload is 1,000 kg. It is compatible with various carriers and can handle pallets of 1000 kg or less directly from ground support.
How fast does the MP1000R travel?
The maximum running speed is 1.5 m/s with no load and 1.5 m/s at full load.
How big is the robot?
It measures 1090x830x275 mm (LxWxH) and weighs 169 kg. The rotation diameter is 1090 mm.
What obstacles can it cross?
It can traverse floor gaps up to 10 mm wide and climb slopes with a gradient of up to 4.4%.
How does it keep people and goods safe?
It has 360° laser coverage, a front and rear anti-collision bumper and an emergency stop button. LIDAR, cameras and ultrasonic sensors help it perceive its surroundings.
Can it connect to my warehouse or factory software?
For the Bosch Rexroth MP1000R with Rokit Locator, APIs are available to connect to ERP, MES, WMS, PLC and more. Please state your systems when you request a quotation.
Where can I buy the Geek+ MP1000R Intralogistics AMR and what does it cost?
You can request it through this page. The cost is set in a quotation based on your project, and delivery, customs and support are arranged with that quotation.
Summary
The Geek+ MP1000R Intralogistics AMR is a robot for sites that want automation without rebuilding around it. Its 27.5cm height, independent rotation, 1,000 kg maximum payload and switchable navigation let it work with the racks, carts and pallets you already have. The Bosch Rexroth version adds a 39Ah battery, API links to ERP, MES, WMS and PLC, and a conveyor interface for integrated projects. To discuss your site and receive a quotation, this page is the starting point.
