CarryBot 2 D-150

Organised multi-level transport for parts, supplies and everyday goods.

OrionStar CarryBot 2 D-150 combines autonomous transport with a practical multi-tray design. Each tray supports up to 30 kg, making the robot ideal for organised delivery of components, supplies and inventory across factories, warehouses, retail backrooms and other busy facilities.

30 kgmaximum load per tray
150 kgtotal load including trays
650 mmminimum clearance

MSRP€14,000 +VAT

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A closer look

An autonomous transport robot with built-in trays

OrionStar CarryBot 2 D-150 is an autonomous warehouse robot and logistics AMR designed for organised, multi-level transport. Unlike the flat-top CarryBot 1, CarryBot 2 uses integrated trays rated for up to 30 kg each, allowing different components, orders or supplies to remain separated during transport. This makes the material transport robot particularly useful for production-line replenishment, pick-and-pack operations, inventory movement and repetitive deliveries between departments.

LiDAR, three depth cameras and V-SLAM 2.0 provide autonomous navigation with positioning accuracy of up to 1 cm, while the robot can pass through clearances as narrow as 65 cm. CarryBot 2 supports multi-stop delivery, smart summon, follow-me operation, multi-robot coordination and automatic charging. With up to 12 hours of operation, it can also be adapted for stock movement in supermarkets or organised back-of-house deliveries in large hospitality facilities.

Specification

The details, considered.

Runtime and performance depend on the space and operating conditions.

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Manufacturer: OrionStar
Robot type: Autonomous Mobile Robot (AMR) / multi-tray transport robot
Application: Warehouses, factories, production lines, micro-fulfilment, retail backrooms, internal supply delivery
Load configuration: Integrated multi-tray system
Maximum load per tray: 30 kg
Payload: 150 kg, including trays
Dimensions: 600 × 525 × 1,377 mm
Net weight: 58 kg
Screen: 14" 1080 Full HD
Speed: 0.5–1.0 m/s
Navigation: LiDAR + 3 depth cameras + V-SLAM 2.0
Positioning accuracy: Up to 1 cm
Obstacle avoidance: Yes
Safety system: 5-layer safety protection
Minimum clearance: 650 mm
Threshold crossing: Up to 10 mm
Groove crossing: Up to 30 mm
Battery: 34 Ah / 25.2 V
Battery life: Up to 12 h
Charging time: Approx. 4.5 h
Charging: Automatic charging dock + cable
Point-to-point delivery: Yes
Multi-point delivery: Yes
Smart summon: Yes
Follow-me mode: Yes
Multi-robot cooperation: Yes
Connectivity: 4G, 2.4 / 5 GHz Wi-Fi
Operating system: RobotOS based on Android 9
Development / integration: 500+ APIs + 3 hardware expansion interfaces
Automatic charging: Yes, with charging dock

Useful to know

Questions and answers.

What is the difference between CarryBot 1 and CarryBot 2?

CarryBot 1 uses a flat-top platform and is better suited to large boxes, containers or custom attachments. CarryBot 2 has an integrated multi-tray configuration, making it better for keeping multiple components, supplies or orders organised during transport.

How much can CarryBot 2 D-150 carry?

Each tray is rated for up to 30 kg, while the maximum overall load is 150 kg including the trays. This makes CarryBot 2 suitable for frequent transport of relatively heavy items while keeping loads separated across different levels.

Can CarryBot 2 operate and charge autonomously?

Yes. CarryBot 2 autonomously maps and navigates its environment, avoids obstacles and supports multi-stop delivery. It can also return to its charging dock automatically, with up to 12 hours of runtime and approximately 4.5 hours for a full charge.

In focus

Meet CarryBot 2 D-150.

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