What is the load sitting on?
If the load is on a pallet and will be taken with forks, the MP2000. If it sits on a rack, a cart or a platform and will be lifted from below, the T600 Underride. That single question settles most cases.
Payload and body dimensions
MP2000: 2000 kg payload, 1585 × 910 × 1870 mm body, forks lifting to 200 ± 5 mm and lowering to 80 ± 5 mm.
T600 Underride: 600 kg payload, 845 × 500 × 255 mm low-profile body, 94 kg. The low profile is the feature here, since it is what lets the robot slide under a rack.
Speed, aisles and manoeuvring
The MP2000 travels at 1.6 m/s unloaded and 1.2 m/s loaded, performing 90-degree pallet pickup in 2000 mm aisles for 1200×1000 mm pallets and 1960 mm for 1200×800 mm pallets. The T600 Underride runs between 0.2 and 1.2 m/s and moves along narrow lines thanks to its compact body.
Deployment and navigation
Neither model needs tape on the floor. On the MP2000 side, 3D LiDAR-SLAM and VSLAM fusion works together with edge AI that assesses storage occupancy and pallet type, and learns non-standard load carriers.
Can they work together?
Yes, and in most facilities that is the right setup: palletised flow on the MP2000, rack and cart flow on the T600 Underride. See the warehouse and logistics robot guide for the full model list and which job belongs to which class.