

Overview
The LBR 500 is a compact free-lift AMR designed to automate trolley movement in low-clearance environments, delivering flexible, reliable, and efficient material transport across dynamic shop floors.
Trolley
Lifting
KEY applications
Trolley
Lifting
Key Specifications
METRIC
IMPERIAL
PAY-LOAD CAPACITY
500 kg
Navigation
SLAM Navigation
Safety Scanners
Pld cat. 3 Safety Scanners
DIMENSIONS
1260 * 655 * 1270 mm
Type of Payload
Trolley, Carts
MAX SPEED
1.2 m/s
Accuracy
X,Y: 10 mm , Yaw: 1.5 degrees
BATTERY TYPE
LFP
Charging Time
1 hr
BATTERY Runtime
8 Hrs
BATTERY Voltage
48 V
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Advantages
Choose the LBR 500 to automate diverse trolley transport applications with universal compatibility, seamless integration, and reliable performance in constrained environments.
Handles trolleys of varying widths and designs, enabling standardized automation across diverse material handling applications.
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Navigates environments with space constraints where conventional equipment cannot operate effectively.
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Deploys within existing layouts without requiring extensive modifications to infrastructure or workflows.
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Handles trolleys with extremely low ground clearance that conventional AMRs cannot accommodate.
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features
The LBR 500 combines compact free-lift design with universal trolley compatibility to automate reliable material movement in low-clearance manufacturing and intralogistics environments.
Designed with an integrated lifting mechanism for seamless trolley engagement.
Features an ultra-low, narrow lift bed compatible with diverse trolley designs.

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Enables accurate positioning within tight and space-constrained environments.
Its compact form factor enables easy maneuverability in confined spaces.
applications
Designed to automate internal transport across warehouses, production floors, and distribution environments with safe and efficient autonomous navigation.

Handles lightweight loads and carts with smooth autonomous navigation.

Enables reliable movement of trolleys with limited ground clearance.

Transfers incoming materials from receiving areas to storage locations.

Delivers components and materials directly to production stations.

Ensures continuous material availability through automated replenishment of e-Kanban racks.
We’ve heard it all — here’s what people are really asking behind the scenes.
The LBR 500 is designed specifically for factory environments with narrow aisles and low-clearance zones where standard AMRs can't operate. Think under-rack trolley runs, low mezzanines, press shops, and assembly lines with tight overhead and lateral constraints. If your material flow involves wheeled trolleys in tight spaces, this is the robot for that job.
No. The LBR 500 is optimized for trolley transport, not pallet handling. It slides under trolleys, lifts and carries them autonomously, and deposits them at designated drop points. For pallet operations, the PSR series is the right fit. The LBR and PSR models complement each other in facilities that have both trolley and pallet flows.
The LBR 500 is designed for minimal maintenance intervention. Routine upkeep includes battery health checks, sensor cleaning, and periodic software updates pushed remotely through the fleet. There are no hydraulics involved, which removes one of the biggest maintenance pain points in traditional material handling equipment. ANSCER provides a maintenance schedule and remote diagnostics support as part of the deployment package.
Yes. The LBR 500 is designed for collaborative operation in shared spaces. AMRs are certified to meet health, safety, and environmental standards to share workspaces safely with people, and the LBR 500 follows the same safety stack as the rest of the ANSCER fleet, including emergency stop behaviour and reduced-speed zones in high-traffic areas

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