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Horizontal transport

Horizontal transport with AGV and AMR

Keep your transport flowing.

Connect production, buffers and the warehouse. Explore AGV pallet trucks and AMR platforms for regular transport between workstations.

Pallets · containers · load carriers
HT-15 · pallet transport — warehouse concept visualisation
HT-15 · pallet transport · concept visualisation
HT-15 Inovatica AGV

AGV pallet truck

HT-15

Transport of open pallets between production, buffers and the warehouse.

Maximum load capacity: 1500 kg

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TU-4 Inovatica AGV

AMR platform

TU-4

Regular deliveries to workstations and transport of grouped loads between production stages.

Maximum payload: 400 kg

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TU-6 Inovatica AGV

AMR platform

TU-6

Moving custom load carriers through areas with limited space.

Rated load capacity: 600 kg

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TU-10 Inovatica AGV

AMR platform

TU-10

Moving loads and assemblies over longer routes within your facility.

Maximum load capacity: 500 / 1,000 kg*

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A robot in your process

From the warehouse
to the workstation.

We select the robot to suit your load, route and the way materials are picked up and delivered.

01

Production supply

Delivering materials and components to workstations on schedule. Multi-stop AMR routes serve several workstations in one loop. We define the stop sequence, priorities and carrier pickup conditions.

02

Transport between areas

Moving pallets and load carriers between the warehouse, buffers and production.

03

Empty load carrier returns

Collecting and returning packaging and load carriers for the next cycle.

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From selection to deployment

Let’s start with
your process.

An AGV pallet truck picks up compatible pallets with forks. AMR platforms require a suitable carrier and load-transfer method, while a gripper robot handles compatible dolly carts. A platform should not be assumed to pick up a pallet directly from the floor.

Selection starts with load weight and dimensions, carrier design and transfer points. We check routes and delivery frequency, then define task sources and completion confirmations as part of fleet management.