DMG MORI expands its automation portfolio
Munich. As part of the Machining Transformation (MX), with which DMG MORI is paving the way to the future of manufacturing, automation solutions have a firm place. They create personnel capacities for qualified activities and optimize machine utilization even in unmanned shifts. At EMO 2025, the machine tool manufacturer will showcase a total of 33 automation solutions and a dedicated automation hub. The exhibition includes pallet handling systems such as round pallet storage or the PH Cell series and the WH Cell workpiece handling system as well as the Robo2Go models and the MATRIS system as robot-based solutions. Driverless transport systems for the automated transport of pallets, tools, material and chips complete the range, including the new AMR 1000. In addition, the focus at EMO will be on retrofitting. With this offer DMG MORI supports its customers in retrofitting existing machines with automation - for pallet or workpiece handling as required. Such solutions sustainably optimize production capacity utilization and make a significant contribution to future-proof production.
AMR 1000: Autonomous transport of pallets measuring up to 1,100 x 1,100 mm
Like all AMR models, the new AMR 1000 also functions as a collaborative automation solution with free layout design. It moves independently on the production floor at speeds of up to 6 km/h and has a running time of nine hours. The SIMOVE technology from Siemens ensures natural and omnidirectional navigation. As the AMR 1000 can turn on the spot, its space requirement is minimal. It measures 1,070 x 770 x 357 mm. Safety in interaction with people is guaranteed by technologies from Sick and Siemens. The load capacity of the AMR 1000 is 1,000 kg. It is designed for pallet sizes from 800 x 600 mm to 1,100 x 1,100 mm. The AMR 1000 can also perform other tasks such as tool handling or chip removal via additional interfaces. The range of functions makes it a holistic automation system that can be easily integrated into existing processes on the shop floor.
Munich. As part of the Machining Transformation (MX), with which DMG MORI is paving the way to the future of manufacturing, automation solutions have a firm place. They create personnel capacities for qualified activities and optimize machine utilization even in unmanned shifts. At EMO 2025, the machine tool manufacturer will showcase a total of 33 automation solutions and a dedicated automation hub. The exhibition includes pallet handling systems such as round pallet storage or the PH Cell series and the WH Cell workpiece handling system as well as the Robo2Go models and the MATRIS system as robot-based solutions. Driverless transport systems for the automated transport of pallets, tools, material and chips complete the range, including the new AMR 1000. In addition, the focus at EMO will be on retrofitting. With this offer DMG MORI supports its customers in retrofitting existing machines with automation - for pallet or workpiece handling as required. Such solutions sustainably optimize production capacity utilization and make a significant contribution to future-proof production.
AMR 1000: Autonomous transport of pallets measuring up to 1,100 x 1,100 mm
Like all AMR models, the new AMR 1000 also functions as a collaborative automation solution with free layout design. It moves independently on the production floor at speeds of up to 6 km/h and has a running time of nine hours. The SIMOVE technology from Siemens ensures natural and omnidirectional navigation. As the AMR 1000 can turn on the spot, its space requirement is minimal. It measures 1,070 x 770 x 357 mm. Safety in interaction with people is guaranteed by technologies from Sick and Siemens. The load capacity of the AMR 1000 is 1,000 kg. It is designed for pallet sizes from 800 x 600 mm to 1,100 x 1,100 mm. The AMR 1000 can also perform other tasks such as tool handling or chip removal via additional interfaces. The range of functions makes it a holistic automation system that can be easily integrated into existing processes on the shop floor.