Industrial AMRs from 100 kg to 2,000 kg
Five families of autonomous mobile robots — carriers, latent lifters, pallet movers and tuggers — designed and built in Coimbatore, managed by one fleet platform.
Every robot by rated payload
Robot families
GT Series
Intralogistics AMRs
100–400 kg
Compact autonomous mobile robots for continuous material movement — bins, totes, racks and WIP — across shop floors and warehouses.
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GT-L Series
Latent lifting AMRs
600–2,000 kg
Low-profile robots that drive under shelves, racks and carts, lift them electrically and deliver up to 2 tonnes — stopping within ±10 mm.
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GTX Series
Industrial AMRs
500–2,000 kg
High-capacity autonomous mobile robots that move pallets, racks and heavy industrial loads up to 2 tonnes — without forklifts.
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GT-XP
Autonomous pallet AMR
1,500 kg
Automated pallet pick-up, transport and drop-off — replacing repetitive forklift trips in factories and warehouses.
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GT-XT
Autonomous tow robot
1,000 kg
An autonomous tugger that pulls trains of carts and trolleys, indoors and outdoors — batch material movement over long distances without lift-based AMRs.
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All models
| Model | Type | Payload | Max speed | Runtime |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GT-100 | Intralogistics carrier | 100 kg | 1.2 m/s | 8 h |
| GT-250 | Intralogistics carrier | 250 kg | 1.2 m/s | 8 h |
| GT-400 | Intralogistics carrier | 400 kg | 1.2 m/s | 8 h |
| GTX-500 | Heavy-duty carrier | 500 kg | 1.2 m/s | 8 h |
| GT-L 600 | Latent lifting | 600 kg | 2 m/s (unloaded) | > 8 h |
| GT-L 1000 | Latent lifting | 1,000 kg | 2 m/s (unloaded) | > 8 h |
| GT-XT | Tow / tugger | 1,000 kg | 1 m/s | 8 h |
| GTX-1000 | Heavy-duty carrier | 1,000 kg | 1.2 m/s | 8 h |
| GT-XP | Pallet handling | 1,500 kg | 1 m/s | 8 h |
| GTX-1500 | Heavy-duty carrier | 1,500 kg | 1.2 m/s | 8 h |
| GT-L 2000 | Latent lifting | 2,000 kg | 1 m/s (unloaded) | > 8 h |
| GTX-2000 | Heavy-duty carrier | 2,000 kg | 1.2 m/s | 8 h |
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Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between an AMR and an AGV?
An AGV follows fixed guidance such as magnetic tape or QR codes, so changing a route means changing the floor. An AMR builds a map and plans its own path, avoiding or waiting for obstacles, so routes change in software. GOAT robots are AMRs and also offer a guided mode for sites that want fixed paths.
Which GOAT robot should I choose?
Start with what you move. Bins, totes and light racks up to 400 kg: GT Series. Heavier carts, pallets and racks carried on top: GTX Series (to 2,000 kg). Racks and carts the robot drives under and lifts: GT-L Series (to 2,000 kg). Pallets picked from the floor: GT-XP. Trains of carts: GT-XT.
Are GOAT robots made in India?
Yes. GOAT Robotics designs, manufactures, deploys and supports its robots in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu.
Can different GOAT robots work in one fleet?
Yes. All GOAT robots are managed in GT Studio, which assigns tasks across the fleet and supports VDA 5050 v2.0, v2.1 and v3.0 for mixed-vendor fleets.
See a GOAT AMR working on your floor
We bring a robot and an engineer to your site. Tell us what you move, how far and how often, and we’ll recommend the right robot and fleet size.