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wheel.me Genius 2

Autonomous Wheel System

wheel.me manufactures the Genius 2 as an Autonomous Wheel System. The published payload of the Genius 2 is 250 kg. The Genius 2 navigates with Laser SLAM, Visual SLAM. MAG has not deployed the Genius 2.

wheel.me Genius 2 autonomous drive wheel module with lidar and camera array

What are the key figures?

Payload
250 kg
Top speed
Not published
Lift height
Not published
Navigation
Laser SLAM, Visual SLAM
Minimum aisle
Not published

What are the full specifications?

TypeAutonomous Wheel System
Payload250 kg
FootprintL 269 mm, W 193 mm, H 134 mm
Weight4.6 kg
NavigationLaser SLAM, Visual SLAM
Battery chemistryLi-ion
Battery capacity20 Ah
Runtime11 hours
Charge strategyopportunity, hot-swap
Environmentindoor
JobsDrive existing carts

Rated at 250 kg (550 lb) per four-wheel set. Deployed in sets of four or eight, one of which acts as the controller. The main wheel measures 193 x 269 x 134 mm at 4.6 kg excluding battery, the supporter wheel 193 x 186 x 134 mm at 3.9 kg. Mecanum omnidirectional with lidar and 360 degree cameras. Replaceable 10 Ah and 20 Ah batteries give 5.5 to 11 hours depending on payload and mission, hot-swappable in minutes, with opportunity charging at a TUV SUD certified Power Station. Sold as Robotics as a Service, which is a different commercial model from everything else in this catalogue and worth saying plainly.

Specifications reflect a standard configuration and are subject to change by the manufacturer. Optional masts, attachments, batteries, and navigation modes can change rated capacity and performance. MAG confirms as-configured specifications during site assessment.

When were these specifications verified?

Specifications verified 1 October 2026.

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How the Genius 2 is commissioned

The Genius 2 is matched to the plant, installed with the fleet, and supported after launch.

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