Warehousing & Distribution
Robotics in warehousing and distribution
Distribution operations already measure everything except the internal walk. Once that movement is visible, the case for automating a defined loop usually makes itself.
Workflow
One loop, measured, then extended
Dock-to-staging, pick-to-consolidation and line-side replenishment are the usual starting points. Industrial floor cleaning is frequently the easiest parallel win, since large concrete floors are ideally suited to autonomous machines.
Constraints we check on site
- Aisle widths, turning circles and pickup geometry
- Floor condition, joints, drainage falls and dock thresholds
- Interaction rules with forklifts and pedestrian traffic
- Charging infrastructure and shift-pattern coverage
Machines
Platforms suited to this environment
Industrial Delivery Robot
PUDU MP2000
AI-native pallet-handling AMR for 2,000 kg loads — 20-second fork insertion and 90° pickup in aisles as narrow as 2 m.
from A$38,000
Industrial Delivery Robot
PUDU T300
Industrial delivery robot for warehouses and manufacturing internal transport.
from A$28,000
Industrial Delivery Robot
PUDU T600
Heavy-payload industrial delivery robot for demanding warehouse and manufacturing sites.
from A$35,000
Commercial Cleaning Robot
PUDU CC1 Pro
Pro-grade 4-in-1 cleaning robot for larger and more demanding commercial environments.
from A$37,500
Start with the building, not the brochure
A site assessment gives you a written view of what is viable, what it would cost and what would have to change. No obligation to proceed.