GOAT AMRs for warehouses and logistics centres

Warehousing & Logistics AMRs for dock-to-stock, replenishment and order picking

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Why warehouses and logistics centres choose GOAT AMRs

Manual material movement is one of the biggest bottlenecks in warehouse operations. GOAT Robotics enables warehouses to automate pallet transfer, inventory relocation and internal transport using intelligent autonomous robots.

GOAT AMRs eliminate non-value-adding manual travel, letting warehouse teams focus on supervision and exceptions. GOAT AMRs run continuously, follow optimised routes and adapt to the layout — delivering higher throughput, better space utilisation and predictable operations without heavy structural modifications.

Faster inbound and outbound movement
Less congestion and fewer handling delays
Improved worker safety
Scalable automation for growing operations

How GOAT AMRs transform warehouse operations

In a warehouse, people and forklifts spend much of each shift travelling between the dock, storage, pick faces, packing and dispatch. Here is the same warehouse with GOAT AMRs connected to your WMS through GT Studio.

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Inbound dock to storage
Today
Received pallets sit on the dock until a forklift is free to put them away.
With GOAT AMRs
GOAT GT-XP pallet AMRs move checked-in pallets from the dock to putaway or buffer zones as the WMS releases them.
GT-XP
02
Replenishment
Today
Pick faces run empty while replenishment waits for a driver.
With GOAT AMRs
WMS replenishment tasks go straight to GOAT GTX AMRs, which bring stock to pick faces before they run out.
GTX Series
03
Order picking
Today
Pickers walk long distances pushing carts between zones.
With GOAT AMRs
GOAT GT Series AMRs carry totes and carts between pick zones, so pickers stay in their zone.
GT Series
04
Packing and dispatch
Today
Orders reach packing in bursts, and dispatch staging is done by hand.
With GOAT AMRs
GOAT AMRs deliver orders to packing steadily and stage them by dock and route; GOAT GT-L lifters move loaded carts to dispatch.
GT-L Series
05
Returns
Today
Returns pile up in a corner until someone has time.
With GOAT AMRs
GOAT AMRs take customer returns to inspection and back to stock on their return trips.
GT Series

What to measure after go-live

Dock-to-stock time
Picker walking time per order
Pick-face stockouts
Orders per hour at packing
Forklift traffic in pedestrian aisles

GT Studio logs every GOAT AMR mission, so these figures come from the fleet system rather than spot checks.

Warehouse and logistics workflows GOAT AMRs automate

Inbound to storage

Pallets and bins move from receiving to storage locations automatically.

Storage to pick, pack and dispatch

GOAT AMRs connect storage, picking, packing and dispatch zones, integrated with your WMS.

Inventory relocation

Stock moves between zones during replenishment or re-slotting without forklifts.

GOAT AMR applications for warehouse and logistics: pallet transport, inbound & outbound, bin & tote transport, rack & cart transport

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Warehouse and logistics AMR FAQs

Do AMRs integrate with our WMS?

Yes. GT Studio integrates with WMS and ERP systems through APIs and webhooks, enabling real-time task allocation and adaptive routing.

How many robots does a warehouse need?

It depends on distances, trips per hour and handling times. Use the fleet calculator for a first estimate, then our engineers validate it against your layout.