OTTO 100 industrial AMR chassis unit

The OTTO 100 is a self-driving vehicle from OTTO Motors, now part of Rockwell Automation, designed to transport materials in factories and warehouses. The 100 designation refers to a payload of about 100 kg, and the robot navigates autonomously using a laser-based mapping system and safety-rated scanners. It can carry carts, shelves or custom top modules such as conveyors, and returns to charge when required. Software lets it plan paths and avoid obstacles dynamically, and a fleet manager coordinates multiple vehicles and integrates with warehouse and manufacturing systems. The model is built for industrial environments with safety certifications for operation near people. Typical applications include moving parts between workstations, supplying assembly lines, handling pallet loads in smaller formats, and general intralogistics in automotive, electronics and consumer goods manufacturing.