™The challenge
Moving goods between the same workstations or collection points can pull people away from the work they are there to do.
Warehouse transport robots · UK
Warehouse robots. Movement with a purpose.
Start with the movement that repeats: goods between workstations, collection areas or internal service points. BodyBot™ assesses the route, load and handover before configuring a transport robot.
From the challenge to a useful role
Built around
a better working day.
Your tailored setup
We assess the load and route, select a suitable transport configuration, and agree dispatch, pickup and receiving responsibilities.
The benefit to assess
Build a repeatable transport workflow and assess whether it reduces the team’s routine back-and-forth.
The application
A useful role.
A considered setup.
Point-to-point transport
Identify a repeatable indoor journey and agree pickup, destination and exception handling with the people working along the route.
The right configuration
Match the exact CarryBot variant, loading arrangement and rated payload to your goods. Lifting and shelf-carrying configurations have different requirements.
A connected workflow
Where a system connection is needed, scope API access, dispatch responsibilities and failure handling. Do not assume a warehouse-management integration is included.
Before we deploy
Your site sets
the requirements.
A strong proposal starts with the details. These are the things we’ll explore with you.
- Payload, load size and stability
- Aisles, pedestrian crossings and traffic rules
- Pickup and unloading responsibilities
- Dispatch interfaces and charging arrangements
Explore the hardware
Start here.
Examples to discuss, not a substitute for a site assessment.
Good questions
Let’s make
it clear.
An AMR is a mobile robot used to navigate a configured operating environment. For internal transport, the useful question is which journey it supports and how people load, dispatch and receive it.
We need to review the system, supported interfaces and desired workflow. Integration is scoped separately and must be confirmed before it forms part of the deployment.
No. Payload and loading limits depend on the exact model and configuration. We confirm the selected variant and operating conditions in the proposal and site assessment.
One clear next step
Show us the task.
We’ll explore the fit.
Tell us about your venue, your workflow and what you want to improve.
Talk to BodyBot™