Warehouse & Logistics Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs)
WAREHOUSE & LOGISTICS AMRs
Autonomous mobile robots move goods between storage, picking, packing and production areas without fixed tracks. We source AMR categories that fit your layout and coordinate fleet software, integration and support with technical partners.
Start With the Application
An AMR project starts with the flows: what moves, how often, between which points, and how the robots connect to your warehouse management or ERP system.
Typical AMR Applications
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Goods-to-person picking
Robots bring shelves or totes to pick stations, reducing walking time for operators.
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Pallet and cart transport
Moving pallets, roll cages and carts between receiving, storage and dispatch areas.
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Production line feeding
Scheduled delivery of materials and removal of finished goods in factory intralogistics.
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Sorting and parcel handling
Small sorting robots and conveyors for parcel, e-commerce and returns operations.
AMR and Automation Categories We Source
Categories describe what we can help source. Specific models, configurations and terms are confirmed per request.
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Shelf-lifting and tote AMRs
Robots that lift racks or carry totes for goods-to-person workflows.
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Pallet and heavy-load AMRs
Autonomous forklifts and heavy-payload platforms for pallet movement.
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Towing and cart AMRs
Tuggers and cart-pulling robots for repeated routes between fixed points.
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Fleet management software
Traffic control, task assignment and integration with WMS, ERP or MES systems.
What We Check Before Recommending AMRs
- Layout drawings, aisle widths and floor condition
- Payloads, load types and throughput per hour
- WMS, ERP or MES integration requirements
- Wi-Fi coverage and network segmentation
- Charging strategy and shift patterns
- Safety zones and mixed traffic with people and forklifts
How We Work
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Define the application
Share the site, the task and the outcome you need. We clarify the requirement, constraints and success measures.
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Source suitable options
We shortlist robot categories and configurations that fit the application, and confirm availability for your country.
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Coordinate technical partners
We line up a technical partner for site survey, mapping, integration and commissioning, as agreed in the quotation.
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Pilot or deliver
Start with a short pilot where it helps, or proceed to supply and coordinated deployment.
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Support and scale
After-sales support, spares and fleet growth are coordinated with the technical partner under agreed terms.
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Have a Robotics or Automation Requirement?
Share the country, the application, the quantity and your timeline. We review it, coordinate with technical partners and reply with suitable options.
Warehouse & Logistics AMRs — Questions and Answers
01Do AMRs need changes to our warehouse floor?
AMRs navigate with sensors and maps rather than tracks, but floor flatness, gaps and slopes still matter. We review your layout and floor condition with the technical partner first.
02Can AMRs connect to our WMS?
Most fleet management software offers integration options for warehouse and ERP systems. The integration scope is confirmed per project and quoted separately.
03Can we start with a few robots?
Yes. A short pilot on one route is often the best way to confirm throughput before ordering a larger fleet.