Twinny Nargo AMR Series and Order Picking

Twinny is a South Korean autonomous mobile robot company whose headquarters address on its website is in Yuseong-gu, Daejeon. It supplies AMR-based logistics automation for warehouses, logistics centers and factories, and is pursuing an IPO after closing a Series C round.

The Nargo line includes Nargo 60, Nargo 100, Nargo 500FT for pallets and Nargo D40 for in-building delivery, with payloads from 30 to 600 kg. Robots navigate without added infrastructure using a top 3D LiDAR, two corner 2D LiDARs and a safety bumper, and are managed through a control system. Nargo Order-picking lets robots handle movement while workers pick.

• Nargo 60 and 100: 60 kg and 100 kg payloads, 1.2 m/s, up to 8 hours runtime.
• Nargo 500FT: 500 kg (600 kg with pallet rack), loads and unloads pallets like a forklift.
• Nargo D40: up to 30 kg for floor-to-floor delivery with elevator use.
• Sensing: 3D LiDAR, two 2D LiDARs for 360-degree detection and a stop bumper.
• Integration: elevator, automatic door and customer system links on selected models.
• Order picking: barcode scan at the robot with on-screen product images to reduce mis-picks.

Assisting pickers in distribution warehouses and e-commerce fulfillment centers so workers stay in zones. Moving pallets between production lines and storage in factories with the 500FT model. Delivering parts or documents between floors in high-rise buildings.

Robots operate without separate infrastructure, so they can be added to a running warehouse without stopping work. A 2024 press interview reported operating cost reductions of up to 64 percent with the order-picking solution. Elevator and automatic door integration extends use to multi-floor buildings. Nargo 500FT connects to customer systems for factory pallet flows.

Warehouses and factories in Korea and Southeast Asia face picking labor shortages, and order picking is reported to account for about 55 percent of warehouse operating costs. Infrastructure-free AMRs suit the many small and mid-sized Vietnamese logistics centers that still work manually.

Headquarters address on the website is in Yuseong-gu, Daejeon, South Korea. In April 2026 it signed a partnership with LX Pantos and was reported to have closed a Series C round and to be pursuing an IPO. CEO named in press coverage is Cheon Young-seok.