T-Robotics TR Mobile Platform (AMR with Cobot)

T-Robotics is a South Korean automation company with its address in Osan, Gyeonggi-do. It supplies robots and logistics automation for semiconductor, display and battery manufacturing, including vacuum robots and AMR-based material transport, and lists humanoid and glass-substrate robot work on its news page.

The TR Mobile Platform is an AMR with a cobot for automated logistics. It weighs 450 kg, carries up to 500 kg, navigates by SLAM at up to 1.2 m/s with plus or minus 10 mm stop accuracy, and uses two safety-certified 270-degree LiDAR sensors. It pulls JEDEC trays, loading 20 trays at once, in a smartphone manufacturing process.

• Payload: up to 500 kg with a 450 kg body at 1,200 x 750 x 1,770 mm.
• SLAM navigation: maximum speed 1.2 m/s and stop accuracy of plus or minus 10 mm.
• Safety sensing: two safety-certified 270-degree LiDAR sensors for 360-degree detection.
• Low-obstacle detection: guidance LiDARs for protrusions and low obstacles front and rear.
• Tray handling: pulls JEDEC trays and loads 20 trays at once.
• Battery: lithium-ion, one hour of charging for four hours of operation.

Transferring camera modules between stackers and inspection equipment in smartphone assembly. Moving trays and materials between process equipment in electronics and display plants. Material transport in battery and energy-storage production lines.

Combines an AMR base with a cobot for automated tray handling in electronics production. Payload of up to 500 kg and 20 JEDEC trays per trip reduce manual transfer. Four hours of operation per one hour of charging supports continuous shifts. Safety-certified LiDAR, emergency stops and remote stop support operation near workers.

Korean battery, semiconductor and display makers expand plants overseas and automate in-plant transport with AMRs. Vietnam hosts large electronics and battery-related manufacturing, creating demand for AMR and cobot combinations that handle trays and materials between process equipment.

Address in Osan-si, Gyeonggi-do, Republic of Korea. News page lists a KRW 15 billion AGV order for a U.S. ESS plant (June 2026), joining KAIST's AI factory platform (March 2026) and a glass-substrate vacuum robot (July 2026).