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AMR Solutions for Manufacturing, Warehousing, and Material Flow

CabraMove provides autonomous mobile robot (AMR) solutions designed to improve internal material movement in real industrial environments. Our AMRs support towing, cart transport, pallet movement, line feeding, and heavy payload workflows—reducing delays, improving safety, and freeing up labor for higher-value work.

Each AMR deployment is designed around real facility constraints such as aisle width, floor conditions, traffic patterns, and integration requirements. CabraMove supports everything from a single AMR pilot to scalable fleet deployments.

HOW TO CHOOSE

How to Choose the Right AMR Solution

If you’re not sure where to start, here’s the simplest way to think about it:

  • If you move carts or trailers → start with an AMR tugger

  • If you move pallets → start with an autonomous forklift AMR

  • If you move totes, trays, or line feeding materials → start with a conveyor AMR

  • If you move large carts, racks, or heavy fixtures → start with a heavy payload AMR

  • If you plan to run multiple robots across multiple routes → you need fleet management + integration

AMR Tugger Robots (Cart & Trailer Towing)

CabraMove tugger AMRs automate repeatable cart towing routes in manufacturing and warehouse environments. This is often the fastest ROI AMR deployment because the workflow is structured and predictable.

Common use cases

  • Cart towing between storage and production

  • Milk-run routes between workcells

  • Returnable packaging loops

Key benefits

  • Less walking and cart pushing

  • Reduced forklift traffic for non-pallet moves

  • More consistent line feeding

CabraMove forklift AMRs support pallet movement between receiving, storage, staging, and shipping zones. These systems reduce forklift congestion and improve safety while increasing consistency.

Common use cases

  • Pallet transfer from receiving to storage

  • Finished pallet movement to shipping

  • Staging and replenishment

Key benefits

  • Reduced forklift travel

  • Predictable movement and less congestion

  • Supports multi-shift operations

Autonomous Forklift AMRs (Pallet Movement)

CabraMove conveyor AMRs support line feeding, tote delivery, and transfer workflows without requiring fixed conveyor infrastructure across the entire facility.

Common use cases

  • Tote delivery to assembly stations

  • Packaging material delivery

  • Transfer between workcells

Key benefits

  • Reduces walking and replenishment delays

  • Improves station uptime

  • Scales easily as demand grows

Conveyor AMRs (Line Feeding & Transfer)

CabraMove supports heavy payload AMRs designed for industrial loads such as racks, fixtures, large carts, and heavy pallets. These systems are built for stability, safety, and real factory conditions.

Common use cases

  • Rack and fixture movement

  • Heavy cart transport

  • High-value load movement

Key benefits

  • Reduces forklift congestion

  • Improves safety and load protection

  • Enables repeatable internal logistics

Heavy Payload AMRs

CabraMove deployments can be supported by fleet management tools that coordinate multiple robots, routes, and priorities. This becomes especially important when scaling beyond a single pilot.

What it supports

  • Dispatching and job scheduling

  • Routing and traffic control

  • Multi-robot coordination

  • Integration options for WMS/ERP and facility workflows

Fleet Management + Integration

Every facility is different. A successful AMR deployment starts with validating the basics:

  • Aisle width and turning clearance

  • Floor conditions and transitions

  • Pickup and drop zone definition

  • Load weight and stability

  • Route distance and traffic patterns

  • Safety expectations and pedestrian zones

  • Integration needs (optional)

AMR Site Requirements (What We Validate)

  • AMR hardware (right form factor)

  • Site walkthrough + workflow mapping

  • Route setup + safety validation

  • Fleet scaling plan

  • Integration with doors / elevators / WMS

  • Support + training + uptime plan

  • ROI reporting via GT-Studio

What CabraMove Delivers

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take to deploy an AMR?

A pilot can often be deployed in weeks depending on site readiness, route complexity, and integration requirements.

What’s the best AMR use case to start with?

Most teams start with towing routes, line feeding, or pallet staging—high repetition, clear routes, and measurable ROI.

Do AMRs work around people and forklifts?

Yes. AMRs are designed for mixed-traffic environments using safety sensors and obstacle avoidance.

Do AMRs require tape or magnets?

No. CabraMove AMRs use SLAM + vision navigation and can operate without fixed infrastructure.

Can CabraMove integrate with WMS/ERP systems?

Yes. Integration depends on your workflow and what triggers movement today.

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