Overview of MiR Deck Load Robots
MiR Deck Load Robots are autonomous mobile robots designed for transporting goods and materials. Available models include the MiR250, MiR600, and MiR1350 base robots.
MiR Support and Documentation
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https://mirsupport.netlify.appTechnical documentation, guides, and resources for Mobile Industrial Robots (MiR). Includes maintenance and technical guides for base robots like MiR250, MiR600, and MiR1350, as well as specialized hardware like the MiR1200 Pallet Jack and MiR Outrigger. Provides software documentation for MiR Fleet Enterprise and MiR Insights, commissioning guides, CAD files, wiring diagrams, and tools such as the Space Calculator and Error Codes Lookup.
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Overview of the MiR robot commissioning process
Commissioning a MiR robot system is an iterative process involving defining, installing, creating, integrating, testing, documenting, and verifying the site and robot system. The process requires a clear definition of system requirements and objectives, including specific tasks, workflows, and challenges the robots will address.Overview of MiR Pallet Handling and Forklift Robots
MiR offers specialized robots for automated pallet transportation and warehouse automation with lifting capabilities. Key products include the MiR1200 Pallet Jack and the MiR Outrigger.Overview of MiR1200 Pallet Jack capabilities
The MiR1200 Pallet Jack is an autonomous mobile robot (AMR) designed for transporting loaded pallets within restricted-access industrial locations such as warehouses and production facilities. It is capable of picking up and placing supported pallets from the floor or designated pallet transfer stations.Overview of the MiR250 Base Robot
The MiR250 Base Robot is a partly completed machinery component designed to serve as a generic base for building an application-specific autonomous mobile robot (AMR). It provides the necessary structure, electrical interfaces, and safety features required for material handling in industrial environments. Because it is partly completed machinery, it must be integrated and commissioned into a complete robot system before operation.Manage MiR250 robots using MiR Fleet
MiR250 robots can be operated as individual units or as part of a fleet. MiR Fleet is the compatible fleet manager providing centralized control of robots across a facility.Manage MiR1200 Pallet Jack with MiR Fleet
MiR Fleet is the compatible fleet manager for MiR robots, providing centralized control across a facility. When used with compatible charging stations, MiR Fleet can fully automate the charging process to ensure robots do not run out of power during missions.Access Robot Software documentation and guides
MiR provides several specialized guides for Robot Software, including commissioning, interface usage, API documentation, and network configuration. These are available for both 3.x and MFE versions.Understand MiR1200 Pallet Jack battery and charging specifications
The MiR1200 Pallet Jack is powered by three 48V lithium-ion batteries. These batteries can be charged using either a MiR cable charger or a 48V charging station. Specific charging instructions are provided in the guides accompanying each charger type.Connect MiR Fleet to MiR Insights using the MiR Insights Agent
The MiR Insights Agent is a background service that establishes a connection between MiR Fleet and MiR Insights. It continuously updates data from MiR Fleet to be displayed in the MiR Insights interface, enabling real-time fleet monitoring, performance analytics, predictive maintenance insights, and custom reporting. A valid license is required to run MiR Insights.Access MiR250 Base Robot technical documentation and guides
The MiR250 Base Robot provides several specialized guides for setup, operation, and maintenance, including:
- Commissioning (3.x and MFE versions)
- Interface Guides (3.x and MFE versions)
- API Documentation (3.x and MFE versions)
- Wi-Fi and Network configuration
- Risk Assessment
- Battery and Charger management
- General Troubleshooting
MiR600 and MiR1350 battery specifications and charging
The MiR600 and MiR1350 robots are powered by a 48V lithium-ion battery. Charging is performed internally using either a MiR cable charger or a 48V charging station. Specific charging instructions are provided in the guides accompanying each charger type.