AI pallet recognition
Supports three-runner and perimeter-base pallets and learns to recognise non-standard load carriers for precise fork engagement.
AI-native autonomous pallet handling robot for loads up to 2,000 kg.
Fork
2000
An autonomous pallet truck with a 200 mm lift that recognises the pallet, finds a free storage slot and performs right-angle stacking in a 2 m aisle on its own.
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MAX.PAYLOAD UP TO / 2000 KG
2000 kgMax.payload up to
12 hTotal runtime
200 cmAisle width
3D LiDAR + VSLAMNavigation
Built for real operations
Pallets up to 2,000 kg. Forks engaged in 20 seconds.
The Fork 2000 is an autonomous pallet handling robot for warehouses, manufacturing and distribution centres. With 3D LiDAR SLAM and visual navigation it deploys without site modifications, recognises the pallet type and storage-slot occupancy by itself, and adapts to pallets set down up to 15 cm or 15° off position. Two fork versions — 620 mm standard and 550 mm narrow — cover common European pallets as well as non-standard load carriers.
Technical specifications
- Max.payload up to
- 2000 kg
- Runtime unloaded
- 12 hours
- Runtime fully loaded
- 6 hours
- Max. station height
- 200 mm
- Minimum aisle width
- 200 cm
- Max. speed
- up to 1.6 m/s
- Dimensions
- 1585 × 910 × 1870 mm
- Charging
- ≈ 2 h
Three layers
of intelligence.
Every function is designed to simplify daily handling and create a predictable logistics flow.
Forks engaged in 20 seconds
Speeds of up to 1.6 m/s unloaded and 1.2 m/s loaded shorten the handling cycle and accelerate material flow.
Safety from every side
Depth cameras and 3D LiDAR track people, equipment and obstacles in real time. Dynamic ones it avoids or stops for; static ones it reroutes around.
Key features
Senses its surroundings
Multi-layer obstacle detection lets the robot work safely in shared space with people.
Runs around the clock
Automatic charging and careful energy management support all-day logistics efficiency.
Grows into a fleet
From a single route to a coordinated deployment across AMR robots, workplaces and enterprise systems.
Applications.
Typical scenarios where this AMR delivers the most value.
Line-side material delivery
Delivering pallets of material to production lines in step with takt time.
Warehouse pallet handling
Autonomous pick-up, transfer and put-down of pallets, including stacking in narrow aisles.
Distribution centres
Moving pallets between receiving, storage zones and dispatch without an operator.
Integration and mixed operation
Tasks via PUDU Link, APIs or task buttons, with optional links to elevators and automatic doors. Switches from autonomous to manual mode at any time.
Fork 2000
Better to see once than hear a hundred times.
Schedule a demonstration and a proposal for your pilot route at your company premises with us.