Autonomous Robot Takes On Five-Tonne Loads
An autonomous platform is taking on repetitive pallet movement. How do factories move loads weighing several tonnes without relying on forklifts?
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How do factories move loads weighing several tonnes without relying on forklifts?
GOAT Robotics, a Coimbatore-based industrial robotics startup, has demonstrated GT-XP, an autonomous mobile robot (AMR) designed to pick up, transport, and drop off pallets weighing up to 5 tonnes.
An autonomous platform is taking on repetitive pallet movement.
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How do factories move loads weighing several tonnes without relying on forklifts? GOAT Robotics, a Coimbatore-based industrial robotics startup, has demonstrated GT-XP, an autonomous mobile robot (AMR) designed to pick up, transport, and drop off pallets weighing up to 5 tonnes. An autonomous platform is taking on repetitive pallet movement.
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