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Borg Autonomous Pallet Mover v1.0 Fully autonomous and omnidirectional. The U-shaped gantry automatically lifts for visibility over loaded pallets. A 360 degree camera view enhances safety in dynamic environments. The standard model comes with fixed forks, with an optional upgrade for adjustable width forks. Our integrated VLM with input...

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best looking pallet mover I've ever seen 😉

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Lets go!

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Borg! 🦾 Borg! 🦾 Borg! 🦾

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Smooth movement, sleek design. Nice.

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@LidlGB first customer 🫨

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Looking clean!

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How are you making the small wheels omni directional, and stable enough for heavy loads?

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That was one of the biggest challenges, we designed and built them in house.

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whoa

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I approve!

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