Mobile Industrial Robots (MiR)

Mobile Industrial Robots (MiR) is a Danish manufacturer of autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) used to optimize intralogistics and internal material transport. Founded in Odense, Denmark in May 2013 by Niels Jul Jacobsen, MiR produces a range of AMRs including the MiR250, MiR600, MiR1200 Pallet Jack, and MiR1350, along with MiR Fleet software for managing mixed fleets. The company was acquired by Teradyne in 2018, and in 2022 Teradyne combined AutoGuide Mobile Robots into MiR. MiR is headquartered in Odense with regional offices in the United States, Singapore, Germany, Spain, Japan, South Korea, and China, and works with over 200 distributors in 60 countries.

The foundation of Mobile Industrial Robots was laid in 2011 when founder Niels Jul Jacobsen created the first example of what would become a MiR robot using his son's LEGO bricks. The company was officially founded in Odense, Denmark in May 2013 with the idea of optimizing logistics in the global industry. Niels Jul Jacobsen was the only employee until October 2014. In 2015 the first MiR100 robots were produced and sold. In 2016 the MiR Hook was launched, a regional office in New York was opened, and MiR moved into a new HQ in Odense. In 2018 MiR was acquired by Teradyne and the MiR500 launched in June. In 2019 the MiR1000 launched in April and regional offices opened in Frankfurt and Tokyo. In 2020 MiR launched the MiR250 and expanded with new regional offices and products. In 2021 the MiR250 Hook launched in May, MiR600 and MiR1350 launched, and a regional office opened in Seoul. In 2022 Teradyne combined AutoGuide Mobile Robots into MiR and Software 3.0 launched. In 2023 MiR Insights launched, and in 2024 the MiR1200 Pallet Jack launched. Today MiR's headquarters is still in Odense, Denmark, with regional offices in Holbrook, NY, San Diego, CA, North Reading, MA, Georgetown, KY, Singapore, Frankfurt, Barcelona, Tokyo, Seoul, and Shanghai. MiR has 450 employees and over 200 distributors in 60 countries.

A leading manufacturer of AMRs committed to optimizing user experience by developing user-friendly, flexible, and safe robots.

• MiR250

  Agile and fast AMR that carries up to 250kg.

• MiR1200 Pallet Jack

  Move up to 1200 kg pallets automatically.

• MiR600

  Moves pallets of up to 600 kg at up to 2 m/sec.

• MiR1350

  The most powerful AMR from MiR to date.

• MiR Fleet software

  Manages and optimizes large, mixed AMR fleets in active production environments.

• MiR Insights

  Software launched in 2023.

• MiR Hook

  Launched in 2016.

• MiR100

  First MiR robots produced and sold in 2015.

• MiR500

  Launched in June 2018.

• MiR1000

  Launched in April 2019.

• 2021.06.15

  Reported2021.06.15

  MiR launches MiR250 Hook[5]MiR推出MiR250 Hookfinanznachrichten.de

  Mobile Industrial Robots (MiR) launched the MiR250 Hook, an autonomous mobile robot solution for collecting and towing loaded carts through industrial spaces.

• Unconfirmed

  Reported2020.03.18

  Advanced Handling Systems partners with Mobile Industrial Robots[6]Advanced Handling Systems与Mobile Industrial Robots建立合作关系thomasnet.com

  Advanced Handling Systems formed a partnership with Mobile Industrial Robots, becoming a certified systems integrator for the autonomous industrial robot supplier.

• 2020.03

  Reported2020.03.12

  MiR launches MiR250 autonomous mobile robot[7]MiR推出MiR250自主移动机器人tech.sina.com.cn

  Mobile Industrial Robots (MiR) launched the MiR250 autonomous mobile robot at the MODEX trade show in Atlanta, held March 9–12, 2020. The company also introduced the MiR250 Shelf Carrier standard top module.

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1. 1Mobile Industrial Robots - Automate your internal transportationmobile-industrial-robots.com
2. 2MiR Historymobile-industrial-robots.com
3. 3Servicesmobile-industrial-robots.com
4. 4About MiRmobile-industrial-robots.com
5. 5MiR推出MiR250 Hookfinanznachrichten.de
6. 6Advanced Handling Systems与Mobile Industrial Robots建立合作关系thomasnet.com
7. 7MiR推出MiR250自主移动机器人tech.sina.com.cn
8. 8Mobile Industrial Robots: MiR Launches Two Powerful Autonomous Mobile Robots to Optimize All Logisticsfinanznachrichten.de