Multiway Robotics Unveils OT10 Omnidirectional Autonomous Pallet Truck, Winner of the 2026 French Design Award
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Multiway Robotics has introduced the OT10 Omnidirectional Autonomous Pallet Truck, a cutting-edge solution aimed at enhancing intralogistics operations. Launched on June 5, 2026, the OT10 has been recognized with the prestigious 2026 French Design Award for its innovative design and engineering. This autonomous pallet truck features 360° omnidirectional movement, advanced 3D SLAM navigation, and compatibility with various pallet types, allowing businesses to optimize storage utilization and improve operational flexibility in warehouse and manufacturing settings.
The OT10 is designed to navigate tight spaces, making it ideal for environments with narrow aisles, and can operate efficiently where traditional forklifts may struggle. Its infrastructure-free navigation technology enables quick deployment and adaptability to changing layouts, while its autonomous elevator integration facilitates seamless cross-floor material transport.
Safety is a priority, with the OT10 equipped with a nine-layer safety protection system that includes obstacle detection and emergency stop functions, ensuring safe operation alongside personnel and equipment. By combining intelligent automation with user-centric design, the OT10 aims to streamline material handling processes, supporting businesses in their digital transformation and efficiency goals.
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