Sub-type lifting
Operate beneath suitable carriers for pickup and transfer.
Low-profile sub-type lifting
AMR S Series
Material movement from beneath the load.
Inventory Transfer150–600 kg payload range
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AARYVYA / Low-profile sub-type lifting01 / Product overview
Material movement from beneath the load.
The S Series uses a low-profile sub-type lifting approach. The robot moves beneath compatible carriers and lifts them for transport through structured indoor workflows.
The provided portfolio specifies a 150–600 kg payload range and positions the platform for dense layouts where a compact footprint is useful. Carrier dimensions and pickup clearance are central to suitability.
Start with the actual carrier and route. Confirm under-clearance, load handling, floor conditions and the space needed for travel and handover rather than choosing only by payload.
02 / Core capabilities
A role defined by the work.
Low-profile form
Assess routes and loads requiring a compact lifting platform.
150–600 kg range
Choose a suitable configuration within the supplied range.
Fleet integration
Coordinate compatible movement requests through RoboFleet.
150–600 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
Carrier transfer
Move compatible load carriers between stations.
Warehouse-cell movement
Connect buffers and work areas with defined transfer tasks.
Repeat production routes
Support recurring material requests along approved paths.
05 / Operational value
Useful outcomes. Considered deployment.
Compact load handling
Assess transport from beneath a compatible carrier.
Less repeated manual movement
Automate suitable recurring heavy-load transfers.
Standardised routes
Create defined endpoints and a repeatable request process.
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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