LD series

Adept Lynx; LD-60, LD-90, LD-250

A low autonomous mobile robot that maps a building and drives itself between stations, carrying shelves, conveyors or towed carts. Born as the Adept Lynx, it became Omron's LD line after Omron bought Adept in 2015; the figures are maxima across the range (LD-250 carries 250 kg, LD-60 reaches 1.8 m/s, up to 15 h unloaded run time), while height and weight are for the LD-60/90 base.

Price: —Not published
Height: 38 cmTaller than 21%
Weight: 62 kgHeavier than 36%
Payload: 250 kgCarries more than 54%
Speed: 6.5 km/hFaster than 69%
Battery: 15 hRuns longer than 88%

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Why it matters

LD series (Adept Lynx; LD-60, LD-90, LD-250) is on the market today.

Real-world use

Factories and logistics sites (names not published in sources used)

Timeline

First shown: 2013
Released: 2013

Adept Lynx platform launched at Automate 2013; Lynx Cart Transporter released to beta in fiscal Q4 2015 (Adept Technology SEC-filed results).

Maker

Omron AdeptCompany · founded 1983 · Pleasanton, California, USA

How it stacks up

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LD series (Adept Lynx; LD-60, LD-90, LD-250) is taller than 21% of the 72 other working & field robots that publish a height. Bars show the 7 closest in date.

Height 38 cm 8 cm200 cm #58 of 73 · taller than 21%

Not published by the maker: joints, price.

Public attention

How much public attention LD series (Adept Lynx; LD-60, LD-90, LD-250) gets, from open data.

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What’s inside

The parts the company has talked about publicly.

Movement: Wheeled base
How it runs: Fully autonomous. It maps the building and drives itself between stations under fleet software.
Actuators & motors: Brushless drive motors.
Sensors & vision: Front safety-scanning laser (240-degree view), rear sonars, optional low and side lasers, camera.
Compute: On-board custom PC; Wi-Fi (802.11 a/b/g).
Battery & power: LD-60/90: up to 15 h with no payload or 12 h at full payload; about 2 h 10 min from 20% to 80% charge; automatic docking.
Materials & build: Steel and nickel-plated aluminium.
AI & software: Map-based natural navigation; MobilePlanner; fleet traffic-management software.
Other details: Payloads 60 kg (LD-60, 1.8 m/s), 90 kg (LD-90, 1.35 m/s) and 250 kg (LD-250, 1.2 m/s). Grew out of Adept's 2010 purchase of MobileRobots Inc.

From the maker

LD series (Adept Lynx; LD-60, LD-90, LD-250) is the only machine from Omron Adept (Omron) in the atlas.

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Made, sold and where

Unit counts are usually company figures; analysts often disagree.

Price: Not published
How to get one: No official buying page found
Sold or delivered: Sold commercially worldwide; numbers not published
Where it is sold or used: Omron Adept, Pleasanton, California (Omron since October 2015)
Customers and pilots: Factories and logistics sites (names not published in sources used)

Sources

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Omron Robotics LD Series autonomous mobile robots OMRON Robotics Mobile Manipulator Solution (LD series specifications)

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