MiR250 — price, specs & alternatives (2026 index)

Name: MiR250
Brand: Mobile Industrial Robots (MiR)
Availability: InStock

Mobile Industrial Robots (MiR), Denmark · amr / logistics robot

Market price$59,440–$64,790

Payload250 kg

Top speed2 m/s

Typical applicationswarehouse transport and intralogistics

MiR250 by Mobile Industrial Robots (MiR) (Denmark) is a amr / logistics robot; the index lists it at $59,440–$64,790 as of 2026-10, status: for sale.

For sale

$59,440–$64,790

MiR sells mostly through request-a-quote distributor engagements, but several US distributors list fixed purchasable prices for the base MiR250: about $59,440 at one and $64,790 at another (an ESD variant is about $64,310). Most other distributors still show request-a-quote only, and final deployed cost depends heavily on top modules (lifts, conveyors, hooks) and MiR Fleet licensing, so treat these figures as an anchor for the base unit rather than a universal price.

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MiR250 — AMR / logistics robot — Image: Mobile Industrial Robots (MiR)

MiR250 vs its class

Computed from this index: medians across the amr / logistics robot models that publish each figure. No estimates — the medians move as the data does. 6 models

Metric	This model	Class median	vs median
Price, mid of range	$62,115	$50,500	×1.23
Payload	250 kg	275 kg	×0.91
Weight	97 kg	97 kg	×1
Height	30 cm	141 cm	×0.21
Speed	2 m/s	1.8 m/s	×1.11
Battery life	13 h	10 h	×1.3
Price per kg of payload	$248	$73	×3.4

Alternatives & how they compare

MiR250 against its closest rivals in this class — Western and Chinese alternatives side by side, by price and key specs.

Model	Maker	Price (USD)	Payload	DoF	Status
MiR250	Mobile Industrial Robots (MiR) (Denmark)	$59,440–$64,790	250 kg	—	For sale
P1200R	Geek+ (China)	$35,000–$66,000	1200 kg	—	Enterprise only
T300	Pudu Robotics (China)	$18,800–$24,999	300 kg	—	For sale
Origin	Locus Robotics (USA)	—	36 kg	—	Enterprise only

Total cost of ownership — indicative

A model estimate built from our verified price data and industry rules of thumb. Not a vendor offer: exact numbers come with a factory quote.

Cost item	Estimate (USD)
Hardware (index price)	$59,440–$64,790
Delivery & import	+5–12% · $2,972–$7,775
Commissioning & integration	+10–30% · $5,944–$19,437
Maintenance & support, per year	5–10% · $2,972–$6,479
Indicative 3-year TCO	$77,272–$111,439

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MiR250 reviews

No verified owner reviews yet. We publish only reviews from people who can show they own the robot, and we summarise — never rewrite — published third-party tests.

Published reviewSeyedMohammadAmin Nabi Pour, S. Gareth Pierce, Randika Vithanage, Ehsan Mohseni, David Carswell, Matthew Shields (University of Strathclyde) · Independent lab evaluation comparing five commercial mobile robot platforms as candidate bases for delivering precision non-destructive-evaluation inspection equipment to large aerospace structures; researchers drove a MiR250 through repeated static and dynamic trajectories tracked by a laser tracker.2026-09-03

The researchers measured the MiR250's static base-positioning accuracy at a median of 24.9 mm and dynamic cross-track accuracy at a median of 16.2 mm, characterizing its error pattern as "consistently offset by ~2.5 cm rather than usually accurate with occasional errors," and concluded manufacturer specs "do not predict deployed positioning accuracy."

More accurate (static and dynamic) than the KUKA KMR and Boston Dynamics Spot in the same test
Completed the full 10-iteration dynamic trajectory protocol without failure, unlike Spot which ran out of battery
Standard ROS interface allowed it to be controlled and logged the same way as the other platforms

Static positioning error consistently offset by about 2.5 cm
Less accurate than the newer KUKA KMP-1500 (24.9 mm vs 8.2 mm median static error)
One physically-impossible/corrupted pose had to be identified and removed from the dataset

Read the full review at arXiv preprint (University of Strathclyde) →

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