{"id":108390,"date":"2025-10-24T13:24:57","date_gmt":"2025-10-24T11:24:57","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/packaging-journal.de\/?p=108390"},"modified":"2025-10-24T10:54:21","modified_gmt":"2025-10-24T08:54:21","slug":"rebelmove-pro-modular-robot-platform-igus","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/packaging-journal.de\/en\/rebelmove-pro-modulare-roboterplattform-igus\/","title":{"rendered":"igus launches modular robot platform on the market"},"content":{"rendered":"

With the ReBeLMove Pro, igus is launching a modular autonomous mobile robot (AMR) on the market that can be easily customised according to the modular principle - from small load carrier transport to robot solutions. <\/strong><\/p>\n

The ReBeLMove Pro is based on a compact, rectangular transport robot on four wheels with an electric drive. It can navigate autonomously<\/strong>, The battery-powered trolley can move at a speed of up to two metres per second, carrying up to 250 kilograms or pulling up to 900 kilograms in intralogistics. One battery charge is enough for a full working day of eight hours.<\/p>\n

The ReBeLMove Pro can be combined with attachments individualise for various intralogistics tasks<\/strong>. These can include height-adjustable conveyor belts and a cobot articulated arm robot for assembly workstations, a trailer for transporting materials or a shelf with light signals for more productive order picking. The new robot can also be used outdoors.<\/p>

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\u201eigus itself is already using the ReBeLMove Pro as a shuttle to transport products away from injection moulding machines in production. These are tedious, routine intralogistics tasks that companies find difficult to get people excited about.\u201c<\/p>\n

Sebastian Thorwarth-Kienbaum<\/strong>, expert for low-cost automation at igus<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Within just two months, for example, a fully automated container transport system including interface integration was installed in igus production. realised from conception to implementation<\/strong>. Ball bearing components are transported from the injection moulding machine to the fully automatic assembly machine without any manual intervention.<\/p>\n

Simple integration and operation<\/h2>\n

However, companies not only save on the purchase of the AMR, but also on commissioning and control. \u201eSystem integrators and software licences often result in high follow-up costs, which cause companies to frustratingly shelve the topic of automation,\u201c says Sebastian Thorwarth-Kienbaum. \u201eWe have therefore attached great importance to this, that the ReBeLMove Pro can be integrated and operated without outside help or automation experience<\/strong>.\"<\/p>\n

During a simple round trip, the robot automatically creates a 3D digital map of the room. To do this, it uses LIDAR sensors, 3D sensors and a Realsense camera. A 200 square metre room is mapped in just under three minutes<\/strong>. The robot can then move autonomously without the need for complex guidelines or tracks on the floor.<\/p>\n

Programming is also quick and intuitive: users can create movements with software in just 15 minutes and without any programming knowledge. Likewise Integration into existing IT landscapes is uncomplicated<\/strong> with open interfaces such as IoT, VDA 5050, REST, SAP or ERP. The ReBeLMove Pro is also compatible with external fleet management solutions such as Fleetexecuter, Kinexon or Naise.<\/p>\n

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