Frequently Asked Questions

An autonomous forklift is a self-driving material handling vehicle that uses LIDAR sensors, cameras, and software to navigate warehouses without human operators. Our robots use natural navigation — they build their own maps of your facility, so there's no need for magnetic tape, reflectors, or QR codes.

Pricing depends on the model, fleet size, and integration requirements. We offer free assessments for companies operating 5 or more forklifts. Contact us for a tailored quote including hardware, software, installation, and ongoing support.

Yes. All our robots feature 360-degree safety systems with LIDAR, cameras, and bumper sensors specifically designed for mixed human-robot environments. They detect obstacles, slow down, and stop automatically to ensure worker safety.

A typical deployment takes 8-12 weeks from initial assessment to go-live. This includes site survey, system design, installation, mapping, testing, and operator training. Smaller single-vehicle deployments can be completed in 4-6 weeks.

We offer 18 models across four categories: autonomous reach trucks (for high-level storage up to 9 metres), counterbalance trucks from 2 to 4 tonnes (for loading and general handling), slim pallet stackers (for narrow aisles as tight as 1.3 metres), and autonomous tractors (for indoor/outdoor towing up to 6 tonnes).

Yes. Our BrightEye fleet management system integrates with WMS (Warehouse Management Systems), ERP, and MES platforms via standard APIs. The robots can also interface with conveyors, elevators, robotic arms, and other automation equipment.

Our autonomous forklifts are used across warehousing, distribution centres, 3PL logistics, food and beverage manufacturing, cold storage, automotive, pharmaceutical, and e-commerce fulfilment. Any operation with repetitive material handling tasks can benefit.