Neibo Towing AMR (Powerful Robot and Multi Robot)

EXEDY Corporation is a Japanese drivetrain parts maker founded in 1950, headquartered in Neyagawa, Osaka and listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime market. Its robot division develops and produces the Neibo autonomous mobile robot in-house for factories, warehouses and commercial facilities.

Neibo is a tow-type AMR that pulls existing carts instead of requiring new ones. The Powerful Robot (P-600 and P-1000) tows up to 1,000 kg, while the Multi Robot (MLRB) with a 21.5-inch touch panel handles transport, guidance and patrol. The system is cloud-based, with a no-code standard app and open APIs for external systems.

• Towing capacity: Powerful Robot tows up to 1,000 kg (P-1000) while carrying up to 120 kg.
• Existing cart use: tow-type design works with current carts through attachments.
• No-code app: standard application operated by on-site staff.
• Open API: all standard functions connect to external systems.
• Safety sensing: sensors and AI image analysis reduce safety risks.
• Multi Robot: 21.5-inch touch panel for transport, advertising, guidance and patrol.

Towing cart trains of parts between warehouse and production lines in manufacturing plants. Moving goods inside distribution centers on existing cart routes. Using the Multi Robot for guidance and delivery in hospitals or commercial facilities.

Existing carts and traffic routes can be kept, so no layout changes are needed and deployment can start with one unit. On-site staff can run operations with the no-code app. The cloud system stays updated without maintenance work. Trial (one month), rental (monthly fee, three months or longer) and purchase options are offered.

Labor shortages in factories and distribution centers favor low-disruption automation that reuses existing carts. Tow-type AMRs with rental and trial plans lower the entry barrier for SMEs, including electronics and consumer goods plants in Vietnam that already depend on manual cart movement.

EXEDY was founded in 1950 and is headquartered in Neyagawa, Osaka, with bases in 25 countries. Neibo is registered under Japan's SME labor-saving investment subsidy catalog. Logos shown on the product page include LIXIL Logistics, Kimura Unity, Shimadzu and TOTO.