Warehouse & Logistics
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Warehouse automation includes AMRs, AGVs, conveyors and sortation, goods-to-person systems and AS/RS. Select from order profile, SKU mix, peak throughput, travel distance, storage and building constraints, then verify WMS/WES integration, manual exception handling, charging, fire safety, deployment time and scaling.
AGILOX ONE
Warehouse & Logistics
Omnidirectional pallet AMR with single- and double-scissor configurations
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MiR1350
Warehouse & Logistics
MiR1350 indoor AMR for loads up to 1350 kg
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MiR600
Warehouse & Logistics
MiR600 indoor AMR for loads up to 600 kg
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MiR250
Warehouse & Logistics
MiR250 indoor AMR for loads up to 250 kg
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Movu ifollow iL1200
Warehouse & Logistics
1200 kg AMR for internal load transport
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Movu ifollow iL1000
Warehouse & Logistics
1000 kg AMR for internal load transport
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Movu ifollow iL600
Warehouse & Logistics
600 kg AMR for internal load transport
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Movu ifollow iL300
Warehouse & Logistics
300 kg AMR for internal load transport
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AutoStore R5
Warehouse & Logistics
Grid-top robot for bin retrieval in AutoStore cube storage
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AutoStore B1
Warehouse & Logistics
Black Line cube-storage robot with exchangeable batteries
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MAV
Warehouse & Logistics
MAV is NEURA Robotics' autonomous mobile transport robot for intralogistics, with 360° safety sensing and up to 1500 kg payload.
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HaiClimber
Warehouse & Logistics
HaiClimber is a climbing robot that powers the HaiPick Climb goods-to-person system, moving up, down and beneath racks at up to 4 m/s.
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Geek+ P系列机器人
Warehouse & Logistics
Geek+ P Series shelf-to-person robots handle up to 1200 kg with 99.99% picking accuracy.
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GreyOrange Ranger Assist
Warehouse & Logistics
GreyOrange Ranger Assist is part of GreyOrange's AI-driven warehouse and retail orchestration solutions for omnichannel operations.
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Locus Vector
Warehouse & Logistics
Locus Vector is a collaborative autonomous mobile robot from Locus Robotics, guided by the LocusONE platform for warehouse picking, transport, and fulfillment workflows.
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GreyOrange Ranger Pick
Warehouse & Logistics
GreyOrange Ranger Pick is part of GreyOrange's warehouse automation hardware network, orchestrated by GreyMatter software.
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HAI Pick A3S
Warehouse & Logistics
HAI Pick A3S is a piece-picking robot from HAI Robotics, the maker of autonomous case-handling robotic systems.
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HAI Pick A42T
Warehouse & Logistics
HAI Pick A42T is a piece-picking robot from HAI Robotics, the maker of autonomous case-handling robotics (ACR) systems.
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Locus Origin
Warehouse & Logistics
Locus Origin is a collaborative autonomous mobile robot from Locus Robotics, orchestrated by the LocusONE platform for warehouse picking and transport workflows.
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Locus Array
Warehouse & Logistics
Locus Array is a Robots-to-Goods system from Locus Robotics for autonomous warehouse fulfillment, orchestrated by LocusONE.
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Boston Dynamics Stretch
Warehouse & Logistics
Boston Dynamics builds practical robotics to tackle tough automation challenges.
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Mujin TruckBot
Warehouse & Logistics
Mujin TruckBot is a robot from Mujin, a maker of intelligent robotics software for factories and warehouses.
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OTTO Motors
Warehouse & Logistics
Self-driving vehicles for material movement in warehouses and factories.
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Geek+
Warehouse & Logistics
Warehouse AMR leader from China
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FAQ
AMR vs AGV — what's the difference?
AGVs usually rely on predefined routes or guidance infrastructure; AMRs localize and plan paths. Real products may combine QR codes, reflectors, lidar or vision, so choose by environmental stability, traffic rules and maintenance capability.
Typical payback for warehouse robots?
Use your warehouse's order variability, labor change, error rate, lease or purchase cost, software integration, site changes, maintenance and peak scaling. Vendor case studies do not replace a measured baseline.
Should small warehouses automate?
Order volume is not the only threshold. A smaller site with long travel or labor constraints may still benefit, while a large site with unstable processes or inaccurate inventory should fix those foundations first.