How Do AMRs Transport Pallets From Palletiser to Dispatch?
Reeco's centrally-managed OMRON AMRs transport loaded pallets from the palletiser through to dispatch, safely navigating the facility autonomously rather than relying on a forklift operator for every move.
Where does the AMR pick up the pallet?
Once a palletiser completes a pallet, an AMR collects it directly from the palletising cell — connecting the end of the palletising process to the start of the outbound journey without a manual handoff.
What happens between the palletiser and dispatch?
The AMR navigates the facility autonomously, as covered in how AMRs navigate without wires or tape, adjusting its route around people and obstacles on the way to the dispatch area.
How is this fleet managed and tracked?
Fleet-level visibility — knowing where every AMR is and how the workflow is performing — is handled through FLOW, Reeco's fleet operations software.
Frequently asked
How do AMRs move pallets to dispatch?
They collect loaded pallets directly from the palletiser and transport them autonomously through to the dispatch area.
Do AMRs need an operator to drive them between the palletiser and dispatch?
No — they navigate autonomously, safely routing around people and obstacles.
How is this workflow tracked?
Through FLOW, which gives visibility of AMR movements and task completion across the fleet.
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