AMADEUS tugger
The AMADEUS tugger is a transport system consisting of a towing vehicle that efficiently moves materials or goods between various points, typically in a production or warehouse environment. The AMADEUS tugger enables precise supply of required parts and contributes to reducing inventory levels and internal traffic volume.

Overview
The AMADEUS tugger offers a significant increase in efficiency and safety compared to manual tugger trains. Thanks to automation, the risk of accidents is greatly reduced, substantially enhancing the safety of your employees. Intelligent, optimized route planning always selects the shortest and most efficient paths, allowing your employees to focus entirely on smooth load carrier exchanges. Integration of the fleet management system NAVIOS and compliance with the VDA 5050 interface ensure safe collaboration with other mobile robots in your environment. Sustainability is also a top priority when it comes to energy supply: from conventional batteries to fuel cell technology – efficiency and environmental compatibility are firmly embedded in the energy concepts.
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Key facts
Facts & Figures
- Industry
- Automotive, Manufacturing
- Communication Protocols
- MQTT
- Soft Facts
- 24/7 Support, CE Certification, Direct Sales
Features
- Load handling
- Tow coupling
- Market segment
- Enterprise, Mid-market
- Navigation technology
- Laser / LiDAR (SLAM)
- Temperature range
- Ambient (+14 °C to +21 °C)
Payment models
- Pricing model
- Kauf / Einmalzahlung
Features
- Max. load capacity per loading unit
- 45000 Kilogram
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