Inbound, outbound and finished goods movement
Connect receiving, storage, packing and dispatch with robots that move goods as soon as they are ready.
The problem
Inbound and outbound peaks create congestion at docks and staging lanes. Manual moves fall behind, and forklifts in crowded docks add risk.
How it works
- 1
Receive
Goods received are put on pallets, carts or bins and released to the fleet.
- 2
Store
Robots move them to storage locations assigned by the WMS.
- 3
Dispatch
Finished goods move from end-of-line or storage to staging lanes for loading.
What changes on your floor
- Faster dock-to-stock and stock-to-dock
- Less congestion at staging lanes
- Real-time task allocation from the WMS
- Scales with seasonal volume
Robots for inbound & outbound
Pallet handling
GT-XP
1,500 kg
Purpose-built for pallet movement: consistent alignment, stable loads and repeatable pick-and-drop cycles without a forklift driver.
GT-XP detailsHeavy-duty carrier
GTX-1000
1,000 kg
A one-tonne AMR for standard pallets, bins and industrial loads — for factories where forklifts are inefficient or unsafe for repetitive moves.
GTX-1000 detailsHeavy-duty carrier
GTX-1500
1,500 kg
Pallets, racks, carts and payloads up to 1.5 tonnes for high-throughput warehouse and manufacturing operations.
GTX-1500 detailsHeavy-duty carrier
GTX-2000
2,000 kg
The heaviest GTX: two-tonne pallets, racks and industrial loads moved autonomously, on the same compact GTX platform.
GTX-2000 detailsLatent lifting
GT-L 1000
1,000 kg
A mid-duty latent lifter built for continuous operation: 1,000 kg shelves, racks and carts, with manual battery swap so multi-shift lines never wait on charging.
GT-L 1000 details
Frequently asked questions
Can robots take tasks directly from our WMS?
Yes. GT Studio integrates with WMS and ERP systems through APIs and webhooks for real-time task allocation.
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
- Bin, tote and tray transport
- 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.