KUKA KMP 3000P

2025-03-17 · Publisher : KUKA · Domain : Robotics

At ProMat, KUKA shows the KMP 3000P, an omnidirectional autonomous mobile robot that carries up to three tons in any direction, with no floor guidance.

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Carries loads of up to 3 tons, including diagonally.
Omnidirectional drive for the tightest spaces.
Four 3D cameras and two laser scanners for 360° perception.
Wireless inductive charging at stations or on floor pads.

### Background At ProMat in Chicago (March 17-20, 2025), KUKA showed the KMP 3000P, the new heavyweight in its autonomous mobile robot (AMR) range. On the booth, it carried heavy rolls to a KR QUANTEC robot that handled them, illustrating the combination of mobile robot and industrial arm. ### Specifications - Transport capacity of up to three tons in any direction, including diagonally. - Omnidirectional drive, suited to the tightest intralogistics spaces. - Four 3D cameras and two laser scanners for 360° perception. - Autonomous navigation and obstacle detection with no floor guidance system. - Wireless inductive charging at a central station or on pads spread across the site. ### Why it matters The KMP 3000P bridges the gap between the lighter KMP 600P and factories' heavy handling needs, until now covered by guided vehicles or overhead cranes. It lets plants reorganize flows without changing infrastructure. ### Key takeaways Date set to the first day of ProMat 2025; the launch was pre-announced in January 2025.

KUKA KMP 3000P

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