Bin, tote and tray transport
Compact robots that move bins, totes and trays through tight aisles, labs and electronics lines.
The problem
Small loads move constantly — and usually by hand. It is tiring, error-prone work that pulls skilled people away from production.
How it works
- 1
Load
Bins or totes are placed on the robot’s top module or conveyor.
- 2
Move
GT robots rotate in place and navigate aisles as narrow as 950 mm.
- 3
Unload
At the destination, items are unloaded manually or transferred by conveyor or cobot.
What changes on your floor
- Fits tight aisles, labs and congested floors
- Conveyor and cobot top modules for hands-free transfer
- Quick ROI on repetitive light-load transport
- Easy first step into automation
Robots for bin & tote transport
Intralogistics carrier
GT-100
100 kg
The compact entry point to automation: a 100 kg AMR for tight aisles, labs and congested shop floors where larger AMRs or forklifts are impractical.
GT-100 detailsIntralogistics carrier
GT-250
250 kg
More payload, same agility: 2.5× the payload of GT-100 on the same compact footprint, for factories that outgrow light AMRs but don’t need heavy-duty platforms.
GT-250 detailsIntralogistics carrier
GT-400
400 kg
One of the highest payloads in the compact AMR class — heavier bins, racks and assemblies without the size or cost of a GTX platform.
GT-400 details
Frequently asked questions
Can the robot load and unload by itself?
With a conveyor or cobot top module, transfers can be automated. Lifting, towing and shelf modules are also available.
Industries
Other applications
- Autonomous line-side delivery and line feeding
- Work-in-progress movement between cells and operations
- Autonomous pallet transport without forklift drivers
- Autonomous tugger trains and cart towing
- Inbound, outbound and finished goods movement
- Rack and cart transport with latent lifting
- Cleanroom and aseptic material transfer
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.