Autonomous pallet transport without forklift drivers
Replace repetitive forklift trips with robots that pick, move and drop pallets on their own.
The problem
Forklifts doing repetitive A-to-B pallet moves tie up skilled drivers, add traffic to shared aisles and are a leading cause of workplace incidents.
How it works
- 1
Pick
GT-XP aligns with the pallet using docking assistance and lifts it on its forks.
- 2
Move
The robot travels by SLAM navigation, slowing or stopping for people and vehicles.
- 3
Drop
It places the pallet at the destination — floor location, conveyor or staging lane — and takes the next task.
What changes on your floor
- Forklift-free repetitive pallet moves
- Repeatable alignment and stable loads
- Less congestion and risk in shared aisles
- Drivers redeployed to exception handling
Robots for pallet transport
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 detailsLatent lifting
GT-L 2000
2,000 kg
The flagship latent lifter: a reinforced platform rated to 2,000 kg for heavy racks, fixtures and large-format loads, with a tuned speed profile and redundant emergency stops.
GT-L 2000 details
Frequently asked questions
What pallets can GT-XP handle?
GT-XP handles different pallet types up to 1,500 kg, with customisable forks and a 110 mm lift height.
GT-XP or a carrier robot with a pallet top?
GT-XP picks pallets from the floor with forks. GTX and GT-L robots carry pallets on a top interface and suit fixed pick-up points such as conveyors or stands.
Industries
Other applications
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.