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Peer Robotics

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peerrobotics.ai·Detroit, Michigan, US·founded 2019·11–50 employees·updated 2026-09-04·revision 1
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Peer Robotics designs collaborative mobile robots (AMRs) for material handling automation in manufacturing, covering pallet movement, trolley movement, trolley tugging, and bin movement.

Offerings

2 listed

Peer Series

Autonomous mobile robot
#peer-series

Collaborative mobile robot family; the current model, Peer 3000, has payload up to 3000 lbs (1361 kg), speed up to 4 mph, runtime up to 8 hours, and navigates aisles as narrow as 1 metre.

hardwareManufacturer
Pricing envelope
—Undisclosedmodel quotePrice filters return this as unknown, with a caveat.
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“We work closely with our customers and would love to hear your requirements and showcase our solutions.”https://peerrobotics.ai/contactretrieved 2026-09-04 · inferred
“Request Demo”https://peerrobotics.ai/products/peer-series/peer-3000retrieved 2026-09-04 · inferred
payload_kg1360.8 kg
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“3000 lbs”https://peerrobotics.ai/products/peer-series/peer-3000retrieved 2026-09-04 · inferred
applicationsmaterial_handling
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“End to end solution for autonomous movement of pallets across the shop floor”https://peerrobotics.ai/solutionretrieved 2026-09-04 · inferred
A value missing from this list is unknown, not a no.
mountingmobile
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“Our AMRs can easily navigate through aisles that are as small as 1 metre wide.”https://peerrobotics.ai/products/peer-series/peer-3000retrieved 2026-09-04 · inferred
A value missing from this list is unknown, not a no.
Certifications
ceCE markingself-declared
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“Our products are CE and ISO certified per the industry standards.”https://peerrobotics.ai/aboutretrieved 2026-09-04 · extracted
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RM Series

Autonomous mobile robot
#rm-series

Autonomous mobile robot family for heavy-duty material handling; RM500 has 500 kg payload, RM250 has 250 kg payload, both reach speed up to 2.4 mph and support fleets of up to 10 robots.

hardwareManufacturer
Pricing envelope
—Undisclosedmodel quotePrice filters return this as unknown, with a caveat.
inferred
“We work closely with our customers and would love to hear your requirements and showcase our solutions.”https://peerrobotics.ai/contactretrieved 2026-09-04 · inferred
“Request Demo”https://peerrobotics.ai/products/rm-series/rm500retrieved 2026-09-04 · inferred
payload_kg250–500 kg
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“RM500 is our advanced AMR with a 500kg payload capacity.”https://peerrobotics.ai/products/rm-seriesretrieved 2026-09-04 · extracted
“The RM250 is a robust AMR designed for seamless material handling with a 250kg payload capacity.”https://peerrobotics.ai/products/rm-seriesretrieved 2026-09-04 · extracted
applicationsmaterial_handling
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“The RM250 is a robust AMR designed for seamless material handling with a 250kg payload capacity.”https://peerrobotics.ai/products/rm-series/rm250retrieved 2026-09-04 · inferred
A value missing from this list is unknown, not a no.
mountingmobile
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“Our AMRs can easily navigate through aisles that are as small as 1 metre wide.”https://peerrobotics.ai/products/rm-series/rm500retrieved 2026-09-04 · inferred
A value missing from this list is unknown, not a no.
Certifications
ceCE markingself-declared
src
“Our products are CE and ISO certified per the industry standards.”https://peerrobotics.ai/aboutretrieved 2026-09-04 · extracted
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Who it is for

Industriesmanufacturing
Use casesPallet movement across the shop floor, Trolley movement without modifying existing trolleys, Trolley tugging (train of trolleys) across the shop floor, Bin/kit delivery from staging area to assembly lines
RegionsUS, MX, DE, HU, IN

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