AMR pallet transport
Autonomous in-plant transport between goods-in, warehouse and line – with no fixed conveyor technology. Free navigation instead of guide lines; actual load capacity depends on the system.
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.
Application fields for industrial & logistics robots
Where mobile robotics relieves material flow and intralogistics – typical scenarios for production and warehousing.
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.
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.
Parts & container handling
Recurring load movements between stations, ergonomic relief for employees and connection to ERP/WMS instead of an isolated stand-alone solution.
Inspection & Monitoring
Recurring rounds across plant and outdoor areas: reading gauges, capturing thermography and condition data instead of manual inspection walks. This is usually a job for a quadruped robot rather than an AMR — the terrain drives the choice of system.
Our product portfolio
Robots you can explore today
A current selection from our vendor-neutral portfolio. Together, we determine which system fits your application.
OrionStar Robotics
Orionstar CarryBot 2 Lieferroboter
Recurring transport needs a planned workflow. The CarryBot family supports internal goods movement with different configurations.
- Availability
- In stock
- Price
- from 15.000 €
Pudu Robotics
Pudu T300 Lieferroboter
The PUDU T300 is a strong fit for operations that need reliable automation for medium payloads without giving up flexibility. With a payload of up to 300 kg and a slim design, it moves easily through production areas and warehouse zones. It fills the gap between manual transport carts and heavy AGVs, helping intralogistics run more efficiently.
- Payload
- 300 kg
- Runtime
- 12 h
- Top Speed
- 1.2 m/s
- Availability
- In stock
- Price
- from 19.000 €
Pudu Robotics
PUDU T600 Lieferroboter
The PUDU T600 series rethinks industrial material transport. Built for demanding applications, these robots handle payloads of up to 600 kg with high precision. The series offers two specialized options for your intralogistics: the standard T600 is a rugged, interactive transport robot with its own display, while the T600 Underride is an ultra-low solution designed to drive under rack systems autonomously and lift them.
- Payload
- 600 kg
- Runtime
- 12 h
- Top Speed
- 1.2 m/s
- Availability
- In stock
- Price
- from 21.000 €
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.