Call button
Trigger a robot request from a defined operating point.
Fleet & task orchestration
RoboFleet
From a movement request to a coordinated fleet task.
Inventory Transfer
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AARYVYA / Fleet & task orchestration01 / Product overview
From a movement request to a coordinated fleet task.
RoboFleet is the software layer connecting transfer robots with day-to-day operational requests. The portfolio describes call buttons, barcode calling and central task distribution.
Teams can create a material-movement request at a defined point, assign a task to a compatible AMR and follow robot and task status through a central dashboard.
The workflow should be modelled around how the facility actually operates. Define request points, task priorities, compatible robot assignments and completion steps before scaling the system.
02 / Core capabilities
A role defined by the work.
Task distribution
Organise and assign movement jobs across available AMRs.
Barcode calling
Create or dispatch tasks by scanning configured barcodes.
Central fleet visibility
Review robots, tasks and workflow status in one dashboard.
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
Call at a workstation
Request a defined transfer when material is ready.
Scan to dispatch
Connect a configured barcode with an approved movement task.
Coordinate a growing fleet
Bring compatible AMR tasks into one assignment process.
05 / Operational value
Useful outcomes. Considered deployment.
Clear request handling
Connect an operational need to a defined task.
Common fleet view
Give teams a central place to review movement status.
Consistent recurring work
Standardise repeated requests as the fleet expands.
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.
Deployment discussion
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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