Multiway Robotics says it presented a group of autonomous handling vehicles at CeMAT ASIA in Shanghai and two autonomous forklift models at ROBOT WORLD in South Korea. The company's November 5 report describes different vehicle roles for pallets, long loads and narrow-aisle storage; the specifications and commercial terms need confirmation for each project.
What the manufacturer described
Multiway says its Shanghai display included the MW-CT15 pallet truck, the MW-SE15 counterbalance truck, the MW-O15 side-loading vehicle and the MW-K16 three-way forklift, alongside its H01 wheeled humanoid robot. CeMAT ASIA ran from November 3 to 6 at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre.
For ROBOT WORLD, which opened on November 4, the company identified the MW-O20 side-loading vehicle and the MW-K16 three-way forklift. It described the former as addressing long or heavy materials and the latter as aimed at narrow-aisle storage. The Korean exhibition was scheduled through November 7 at KINTEX 1.
The manufacturer also reported signing cooperation agreements with customers from Turkey and Taiwan during the Shanghai show. It did not disclose a contract value or implementation schedule in the report, so those arrangements should not be treated as confirmed deployments.
What buyers should check
The different layouts address different movements: an automated pallet mover and a three-way storage truck need different aisle, transfer and rack interfaces. Before comparing vehicles, document the load dimensions, weight including pallet, pickup geometry and required lift height. Check whether the fleet must negotiate lifts, doors, changing floor levels or mixed traffic.
Request the official model-specific load chart, clearance drawings and applicable operating limits. The company describes several performance figures in its announcement; those claims are not independent test results and should be checked against the proposed configuration. Ask how the vehicle integrates with existing warehouse controls and who is responsible for commissioning, maintenance and support in the destination market.
Evidence boundary
The information above comes from the manufacturer's own dated exhibition report. ForkliftIQ has not visited the shows, inspected the vehicles or verified contract execution. The image is a conceptual AI illustration, not a photograph of the models or events. For further research, see our forklift selection guide or contact ForkliftIQ with your application requirements.
Manufacturer source reviewed · Multiway Robotics · 5 November 2026:
https://mw-robot.com/gongsixinwen/175