When container doors swing open, warehouses no longer face the burden of manual labor and prolonged waiting times. The RockyOne mobile manipulator robot is redefining standards for heavy cargo handling during the critical "last mile" of logistics—the unloading process.
RockyOne represents more than a simple transport tool—it's a fully integrated automated unloading solution. Capable of effortlessly handling large containers weighing up to 30kg, the system maintains stable operation across diverse working conditions.
Its breakthrough advantage lies in the "multi-surface pickup" and "multi-directional placement" flexibility. Regardless of box dimensions or stacking configurations, RockyOne's intelligent algorithms enable precise identification and efficient processing, overcoming traditional automation limitations with non-standard cargo.
RockyOne's exceptional performance stems from five core technological pillars:
- High-performance industrial robotic arm: Deeply optimized motion trajectory planning ensures high-speed operation while maintaining smooth, damage-free cargo handling.
- Omnidirectional drive chassis: Provides superior mobility, enabling effortless navigation across ramps and ground obstacles in confined spaces.
- Multimodal intelligent gripper: Supports both side and top grasping modes, significantly improving compatibility with various packaging specifications.
- 3D vision model-free recognition: Eliminates dependency on preset templates, granting real-time perception and processing capabilities for unknown box types.
- SLAM autonomous navigation: Delivers 360° environmental awareness for precise obstacle avoidance and path planning in dynamic logistics environments.
Designed for high-intensity industrial scenarios, RockyOne boasts IP54 protection rating and maintains stable performance even in high-temperature conditions. With a self-weight of 1200kg and an arm reach extending to 1831mm, the system perfectly adapts to 20/40/45-foot standard and high-cube containers, handling height ranges from 2300 to 3000mm.
Operating at 0.9m/s, RockyOne maintains an 18% climbing capacity, ensuring uninterrupted logistics flow. The system has received CE certification, complying with stringent international safety standards including 2006/42/EC and EN ISO 12100.
Currently deployed at major logistics hubs including BAUHAUS Krefeld Center and France's Blondel Group, RockyOne demonstrates practical application value. Through an intuitive human-machine interface (HMI) and wireless tablet control, operators can easily manage remote monitoring and scheduling, simplifying complex human-robot collaboration.
RockyOne represents more than equipment advancement—it serves as a foundational element in the transformation toward intelligent, unmanned logistics and warehousing operations.
