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Industrial & logistics robots for production and intralogistics

Industrial & logistics robots for production and intralogistics

Autonomous mobile robots (AMR), parts handling and automation for production and logistics – advised and integrated vendor-independently.

Industrial and logistics robots automate material flow, transport and parts handling in production and warehousing. Veyra selects the right autonomous mobile robots (AMR) and automation solutions for your processes vendor-independently, and supports you from use-case analysis through pilot operation to integration into your workflows and systems.

Why industrial & logistics robots

Automate material flow

Recurring transport and material supply run autonomously – without fixed conveyor technology.

Flexible & scalable

AMR adapt to changing layouts and order situations and can be expanded step by step.

Throughput & ergonomics

Higher throughput while reducing physically demanding transport routes for staff.

Integration into your systems

Connection to ERP/WMS and existing processes – instead of an isolated solution.

Areas of application

Industrial and logistics robots are suitable for recurring transport, handling and supply tasks.

Intralogistics

Internal transport between goods receipt, warehouse and production.

Production supply

Bring material and parts to the line just-in-time.

Order picking

Support staff during picking (person-to-goods / AMR).

Parts handling

Move loads and containers between stations.

Warehouse & distribution

Automate transport in warehouses and distribution centers.

Inspection & monitoring

Monitor facilities and areas with mobile robots.

Our product portfolio

Robots you can explore today

A current selection from our vendor-neutral portfolio. Together, we determine which system fits your application.

PUMA M20 Protector
Quadruped robots
Hybrid
CE

InMotion Robotic

PUMA M20 Protector

PUMA M20 Protector by inMotion Robotic (Frankfurt): autonomous wheel-leg patrol robot with onboard AI, thermal PTZ, and the GDPR-compliant Protector suite — 24/7 perimeter security for logistics, energy, and critical infrastructure. Made in Europe.

Payload
15 kg
Runtime
180 min
Top Speed
5 m/s
PriceOn Request
Aeo
Humanoid Robots
Hybrid

Aeolus Robotics

Aeo

The Aeolus AeoBot is a service robot with dual arms, AI-driven autonomy, and fused vision, audio, and touch sensing—built for demanding work in dynamic environments.

Payload
2.9 kg
Runtime
8 h
Top Speed
0.95 m/s
PriceOn Request
Mirokaï
Assistance & Marketing Robots
Hybrid
CE

Enchanted Tools

Mirokaï

Mirokaï by Enchanted Tools: a characterful service robot with two arms, an expressive animated face, and a patented ball-based mobility platform — for reception, hospitality, and healthcare.

Payload
1.5 kg
Runtime
240 min
Top Speed
0.9 m/s
PriceOn Request

Frequently asked questions about industrial & logistics robots

What is an AMR?

An autonomous mobile robot (AMR) transports material on its own, navigates freely in space and – unlike an AGV – needs no fixed track or guideline.

What is the difference between AMR and AGV?

AGVs follow permanently installed guidelines, AMRs navigate freely and flexibly. This makes AMRs easier to adapt to changing layouts.

Can the robots connect to ERP/WMS?

Yes. Integration into existing systems and processes is a core part – we review interfaces in the project.

Does Veyra build the robots itself?

No, Veyra is vendor-independent. We select the suitable systems and support selection, pilot and integration.

How does a project start?

With a use-case and process analysis. From this we derive suitable systems and a pilot operation.

Evaluate automation for production & logistics

We analyze your processes and recommend the right systems vendor-independently – including a pilot operation.

Application fields for industrial & logistics robots

Where mobile robotics relieves material flow and intralogistics – typical scenarios for production and warehousing.

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AMR pallet transport

Autonomous in-plant transport between goods-in, warehouse and line – with no fixed conveyor technology. Free navigation instead of guide lines; load capacity is project-dependent (as of 07/2026 – please verify).

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Order picking (person-to-goods)

The robot accompanies pickers, reduces walking distances and increases the pick rate. Connecting to your WMS makes order control end-to-end.

Intralogistics for SMEs

A gradual start with one or two AMRs, expansion without rebuilding the hall, and calculable operating costs via RaaS as an alternative to a CAPEX investment.

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Just-in-time line supply

Precisely timed material supply to the line, reduction of buffer stock and decoupling from forklift traffic for a more stable flow.

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Parts & container handling

Recurring load movements between stations, ergonomic relief for employees and connection to ERP/WMS instead of an isolated stand-alone solution.