Tray-based transfer
Move suitable bins, totes, components and kits.
Tray-based autonomous transfer
AMR D Series with Tray
Keep parts moving. Keep people focused.
Inventory Transfer80–300 kg payload range
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AARYVYA / Tray-based autonomous transfer01 / Product overview
Keep parts moving. Keep people focused.
The D Series with Tray is designed for repeat indoor material movement between workstations, stores and dispatch points. A tray-based configuration suits bins, totes, parts and prepared kits.
The supplied transfer portfolio gives an 80–300 kg payload range and describes configurable workflows and point-to-point missions. Select the final configuration around the load format, pickup process and destination.
This is a practical starting point for a repeated transfer route. Map the handover at each end, assess aisle access and define how requests are created before expanding to more tasks or robots.
02 / Core capabilities
A role defined by the work.
Point-to-point missions
Connect defined pickup and drop-off locations.
Workflow configuration
Align trays and missions with the operating process.
RoboFleet coordination
Coordinate compatible tasks through central assignment.
80–300 kg
Payload range supplied in the transfer portfolio. Final capacity and load compatibility depend on the selected configuration.
03 / Where it fits
Start with your environment.
These contexts guide evaluation. The operating space, process and selected configuration determine the final deployment scope.
04 / Use scenarios
Line-side supply
Move parts and kits from a preparation point to production.
Stores-to-floor movement
Connect a parts store with defined workstations.
Inter-department transfer
Create repeat movement between internal teams.
05 / Operational value
Useful outcomes. Considered deployment.
Less repetitive carrying
Shift suitable repeated transport tasks into a robot workflow.
More consistent handovers
Define the pickup and delivery process clearly.
Phased automation
Begin with one useful route and assess further expansion.
06 / System & ecosystem
Part of the bigger picture.
RoboFleet connects compatible AMRs to call-button requests, barcode-triggered jobs and central task distribution. Define pickup and delivery points, load handling and task priorities together. Fleet coordination should follow the actual movement pattern of the facility, with compatibility and interface scope confirmed during planning.
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Four questions to start with.
- The task
What recurring work or interaction should this system support? Define the outcome and who is responsible for it.
- The environment
What space will it operate in? Review access, routes, surfaces and the people sharing the area.
- The configuration
Which confirmed functions and equipment are required? Review compatibility and any interfaces before setting scope.
- The evaluation
What would a useful demonstration or pilot show? Select a representative task and agree how the team will assess it.
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