Geek+ MP1500R Intralogistics AMR
In stock
- BRAND:
- GEEK+
- MODEL:
- MP1500R
- PART #:
- MP1500R
- ORIGIN:
- China
- Warranty:
- 12 MONTHS
- AVAILABILITY:
- SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY
- SKU:
- GeekPlus-MP1500R
Geek+ MP1500R Intralogistics AMR
Most warehouse robots are built to be small and quick. The Geek+ MP1500R Intralogistics AMR was built for the opposite job: the load that nobody wants to push, tow or lift by hand. It is a low, wide autonomous platform that slides under heavy shelving and carries it across the floor on its own.
The product is available through this page, by quotation.
Background
Geek+ and the MP family
Geek+ is a robotics company focused on warehouse and logistics automation. Its range covers goods-to-person systems, picking robots and a series of autonomous mobile robots for moving material inside a building. Within the intralogistics group, the MP models are the heavier-duty platforms, and the MP1500R is the largest intralogistics AMR in the Geek+ range.
The family shares one low profile. The MP1500R keeps the same 250 mm height used across the MP family, so the added capability is in width and structure rather than in clearance requirements. A site that already plans its aisles and under-shelf clearances around the smaller MP robots does not need to rethink the height of its floor space for this one.
Positioning and key technology
The MP1500R sits at the top of the range for payload and for shelf size. It is rated for 1500 kg and accepts shelf footprints from 1250 x 1250 mm up to 2500 x 2500 mm. That adaptable footprint matters because large-format loads are often awkward before they are heavy: a wide rack or a tooling cart may not suit a standard-sized carrier at all.
For navigation the robot uses SLAM with QR-code and visual references, on a two-wheel differential drive. In plain terms, it builds an understanding of the facility, confirms its position against floor markers and visual cues, and steers by driving its two wheels at different speeds. Safety sensing combines 360° laser obstacle avoidance with a depth camera that covers low obstacles in a forward 85° field. The robot carries CE, ETL and PLd certifications.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | MP1500R |
| Payload | 1500 kg |
| Adaptable shelf size | 1250 x 1250 mm to 2500 x 2500 mm |
| Dimensions (L x W x H) | 1325 x 1020 x 250 mm |
| Travel speed, loaded | 1.5 m/s |
| Travel speed, unloaded | 2 m/s |
| Navigation | SLAM with QR-code and visual references |
| Drive | Two-wheel differential drive |
| Running time | Charge for 10 minutes, work for 1 hour |
| Safety sensing | 360° laser obstacle avoidance; depth camera, forward 85° low obstacle avoidance |
| Certifications | CE, ETL, PLd |
Specifications as published by the manufacturer; confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.
The manufacturer has not published the weight, the battery capacity, the battery type, the maximum slope, the stop accuracy, the IP rating, the operating temperature, the connectivity, the lifting height or the contents of the box; they are confirmed at quotation.
What makes the MP1500R different from the smaller MP robots?
The first difference is the load. At 1500 kg, the MP1500R is the heaviest robot in the intralogistics range. The Geek+ MP1000R Intralogistics AMR belongs to the same MP family, and the two share the same working idea. The MP1500R is the one to look at when the load, rather than the aisle, is the limiting factor.
The second difference is the shelf footprint. The MP1500R adapts to shelves from 1250 x 1250 mm to 2500 x 2500 mm. A buyer whose racks or carts are at the large end of that range has a clear reason to start here, because the carrier is sized for them.
The third point is what does not change. Height stays at 250 mm, as across the MP family. That means the bigger platform does not demand a taller under-shelf gap. The chassis measures 1325 x 1020 x 250 mm, so the extra capability shows up in width and structure.
How does the MP1500R keep people and goods safe?
A heavy robot has to be predictable around people. The MP1500R combines a 360° laser for obstacle avoidance with a forward depth camera that watches for low obstacles across 85°. The laser covers the full circle around the robot, while the camera picks up items that sit below the laser plane, such as a pallet corner or a dropped carton on the floor.
The robot is certified to CE, ETL and PLd. Those marks are a starting point for a site safety review, and the safety case for any installation still depends on how the robot is deployed in the facility. Details of the site assessment are part of the quotation discussion.
Speed is also part of safe handling. Loaded travel is 1.5 m/s, unloaded 2 m/s, so the robot moves faster when it is empty and slower when it carries weight.
Who is the Geek+ MP1500R Intralogistics AMR for?
The MP1500R suits operations where loads are heavy and large, and where moving them by hand or by driver-operated equipment is slow, tiring or hard to schedule. Four groups stand out:
- Bulk storage operators who move heavy shelving between storage and working areas.
- Beverage and paper handlers whose products are dense and arrive in large formats.
- Manufacturers that move large tooling carts or work-in-progress fixtures between stations.
- Integrators planning a heavy-duty AMR layer for a customer site and needing a platform at the top of the range.
If your loads are lighter and the 1500 kg rating is more than you need, compare it with the Geek+ MP1000R Intralogistics AMR. For a wider view of the field, the AMRs and Warehouse Robots categories show the other options.
What is the Geek+ MP1500R Intralogistics AMR used for?
- Moving heavy shelving. The robot carries loaded shelf units across the facility without a driver.
- Handling large-format loads. Shelf footprints up to 2500 x 2500 mm suit goods that do not fit a smaller carrier.
- Bulk storage transfers. It links storage zones and working zones in sites that hold stock in bulk.
- Beverage and paper handling. Dense, heavy products are a natural fit for a 1500 kg rated platform.
- Tooling cart movement. Manufacturing sites use it to shift large tooling carts between cells.
- Work-in-progress fixtures. It carries fixtures and in-process material between production stations.
Pricing and Availability
No price is shown on this page. Quotation is the next step: tell us about your site, your loads and your shelf sizes, and we respond with a quotation for the MP1500R. Delivery, customs and support are arranged with the quotation. The Geek+ MP1500R Intralogistics AMR is available on this page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What payload is the MP1500R rated for?
It is rated for 1500 kg, which makes it the heaviest robot in the Geek+ intralogistics range.
What shelf sizes can it carry?
It adapts to shelf sizes from 1250 x 1250 mm to 2500 x 2500 mm.
How fast does it travel?
Loaded travel is 1.5 m/s and unloaded travel is 2 m/s.
How does it navigate?
It uses SLAM with QR-code and visual references, on a two-wheel differential drive.
How long does it run between charges?
A 10-minute charge gives 1 hour of work, so short top-ups fit into the working day.
Which safety certifications does it hold?
It is certified to CE, ETL and PLd, and it has 360° laser obstacle avoidance plus a forward depth camera for low obstacles.
Where can I buy the Geek+ MP1500R Intralogistics AMR and what does it cost?
You can request it through this page. The cost is set by quotation for your project, so no price is listed here.
Summary
The MP1500R is the robot for loads that are heavy, wide and awkward. It carries 1500 kg, adapts to shelves up to 2500 x 2500 mm, and keeps the low 250 mm height of the MP family. It navigates with SLAM, QR-code and visual references, and it protects people and goods with a 360° laser and a forward depth camera. If your site has loads that are hard to move by hand, this page is the starting point.


