Mobile and logistics robotics
Logistics Robots
Logistics robots move goods between storage and work points. A transport platform can carry a tote or support a load-transfer module, depending on its configuration.
How these robots work
The fleet receives a mission, travels to pickup, confirms the load and reaches the destination. Transfer signals tell nearby equipment when to move the goods.
How to compare the task
Compare completed loaded missions with waiting time included. Empty travel and charging can consume capacity without moving a customer's order.
Examples and applications
- Tote movement
- Production supply
- Warehouse transfer
Limits of this category
- Congestion can prevent a fleet from reaching its nominal capacity.
- A base payload rating must include attached equipment.
What to check for the intended task
- Time pickup queues and destination queues
- Count transfer failures
- Measure peak-period completed missions
Sources and further reading
Reference updated .
Technical explanation and proposed checks. No hands-on performance result is claimed.