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Multi-vendor AGV/AMR/UGV fleets on one dispatcher, safe operation alongside people, open protocols to MES/WMS. Made in Taiwan with local spares and service.

AGV, AMR & UGV Fleet Integration | MOTRIX

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Autonomous Ground Vehicles

Autonomous Mobile Robots AGV/AMR/UGV

APPROACH

AGVs, AMRs and UGVs differ not only in guidance and movement but in decision logic. We choose the right architecture for your logistics flow and space, and connect dispatch through open protocols to keep room for growth.

From mapping to task scheduling and safe stops, every step is planned for stability and maintainability.

SLAM/LiDAR navigation, multi-vendor fleet dispatch, human-robot safety design, robot arm integration

Capabilities

01

Autonomous navigation

Free movement without modifying the site

Robots build their own maps, plan paths and avoid obstacles in spaces shared with people, with no guide rails or magnetic tape.

02

Multi-vendor fleet dispatch

Different brands, one platform

Every robot joins one dispatch platform, with task assignment, status monitoring and fault reporting managed centrally, easing the shortage of material-handling labor.

03

Human-robot safety design

Safe operation alongside people

From personnel detection to emergency stop, safety functions designed to ISO 3691-4 let automated equipment run safely where people work.

04

Made in Taiwan

Designed and built in Taiwan, with a transparent supply chain

How it works

When an operator crosses the path, the AMR slows, stops and replans its route, then completes the pick-up and drop-off precisely.

Industries

Industries

01

Electronics and semiconductor fabs

Cleanroom transport, with people and vehicles sharing aisles.

02

Logistics warehouses

Picking and replenishment, running around the clock.

03

Automotive parts plants

Fixed takt time, so materials must arrive on time.

Unified fleet dispatch

Manage many vehicles centrally, with task allocation and live status at a glance.

Pre-deployment site assessment

On-site flow analysis and space checks make sure route planning fits real operations.

VDA 5050

Open international communication standards let vehicles from different brands run on one platform

Ongoing maintenance after go-live

Scheduled inspections, remote monitoring and fast response after handover.

Brand lineup

Integrated brands

MOTRIX GLM CORO

Process

STEP 01

Walk the site flows to confirm routes and space.

STEP 02

Select vehicle types and plan tasks and traffic rules.

STEP 03

Map and trial-run, then connect to MES or WMS.

STEP 04

Functional verification, permission setup and operator training.

STEP 05

Scheduled inspections and remote monitoring after go-live.

FAQ

FAQ

Yes. We connect them through open protocols and assign work from one platform.

No. Vehicles build their own maps with LiDAR-based SLAM navigation.

Yes. Existing AGVs join the dispatch platform through open protocols and share the same traffic rules as AMRs.

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