Autonomous mobile robots
AMRs map the floor as it changes and route around people, forklifts and stock to move parts, pallets and materials across your site.
Why AMRs
A conveyor or a guided cart moves things along one path, forever. An AMR maps the floor as it changes, so the route it takes today does not need to be the route it takes tomorrow.
On the floor
The same fleet handles routine transport and the jobs nobody wants to run around the clock.
High-throughput stacking with minimal setup, moving finished pallets straight to the next stage without a forklift queue.
Machines tended around the clock, safely. An AMR does not need a break between the third shift and the fourth.
Autonomous movement of goods at scale, coordinated across the whole floor rather than one lane at a time.
The lineup
Low-profile movers, pallet carriers and forklift-class units plan routes the same way and report into the same dashboard. Pick the chassis that matches the load.
Under-shelf transport
A low, flat chassis that slides under a cart or shelving unit and carries it across the floor, running the busiest, most repetitive transport legs so a person does not push a trolley all shift.
Pallet transport
Lifts a full pallet clear of the floor and holds it level over distance, for the run between goods-in and racking without waiting on a forklift to free up.
Vertical reach
A mast-and-fork unit that lifts to racking height on its own, for jobs that need vertical reach rather than floor-level transport, with no operator in the cab.
Published specifications for a typical configuration. Final figures depend on the configuration and site; we confirm them during scoping.
Joint Inspection Center
Every AMR reports its position, load and route into the Joint Inspection Center, where the whole fleet is planned and supervised as one.
See the digital twin
Book a live demo
Tell us the floor plan and the throughput you need, and we will show you what an AMR fleet looks like on it.
