ManuRob, expert in autonomous agricultural handling
The first autonomous and versatile handling solution
LOADIX is an electric, autonomous, and versatile robot designed for repetitive handling tasks. Its missions involve loading and moving all types of bulk organic materials from point A to point B on stabilized, paved or unpaved surfaces, both indoors and outdoors. For example, it is particularly well-suited to biogas activities. Being fully electric, the Loadix solution operates without emitting CO2 and is also capable of recharging as needed, making it a valuable ally for your work comfort.
Several years of experience in robotics at your service
A solution built to take the load
A materials handling robot developed with farmers
An autonomous, safe, and reliable handling solution
ManuRob distributors
ManuRob is growing its distributor network in France and Germany, partnering with carefully chosen dealers who are specialists in agricultural robotics. This ensures that you benefit from expert, local after-sales support, offering you peace of mind and top-tier service.
ManuRob Services
Leasing
Manurob has developed various financing solutions to help you welcome a LOADIX onto your farm.
Service packs
ManuRob offers a variety of maintenance packages, both preventive and corrective, tailored to your specific needs and desired level of coverage.
Extended warranty
ManuRob offers several extended warranty packages to keep you covered for unexpected events. The length of the extension is aligned with the daily work cycle of your LOADIX.
ManuRob wins silver medal for best innovation at Bio 360!
ManuRob unveils Loadix, the first autonomous agricultural handling robot, and wins the silver medal for innovation at the Bio360 trade show in Nantes in January 2024.
Back to SIMA 2022: Loadix's first time!
From November 6 to 10, 2022, the SIMA 2022 trade show took place, a major event renowned for highlighting the agricultural innovations that are shaping a more sustainable world every day.
LOADIX: A response to the traceability of inputs imposed by the RED II regulation
It's no surprise that, as of July 1, 2023, anaerobic digestion plants producing more than 19.5 GWh per year must be able to provide traceability of their inputs. The aim of this European regulation is to encourage and supervise the production of renewable energy.