Warehouse Automation · AMR / AGV

Autonomous Mobile Robot (AMR) & AGV for Pallet Handling in Malaysia

Driverless pallet transport for warehouses and factories, supplied with a local team for product questions and after-sales support.

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Autonomous mobile robot (AMR) for pallet handling

What we supply

Pallet-Handling AMRs and AGVs, Supplied with Local Support

TTF TECH supplies autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) and AGVs for pallet transport. An AMR is a self-navigating vehicle that moves pallets around a warehouse or factory without a driver. It uses SLAM or QR-code navigation to plan its route, avoid obstacles, and take transport tasks from a robot control system linked to your WMS.

360°

Obstacle detection

1,200 kg

Pallet payload, up to

SLAM / QR

Navigation options

Malaysia

Local after-sales contact

Challenges

Warehouse Problems an AMR Helps Solve

Pallet-handling AMRs take over repetitive point-to-point pallet moves, such as dock to staging, staging to line-side and line to finished-goods store. This reduces reliance on forklift drivers for routine transport and keeps material moving across shifts.

Hard to hire and keep forklift drivers

Robots handle routine pallet moves, so your staff can focus on exceptions.

Material arrives late at the line

Transport tasks are dispatched automatically by the control system.

Forklift traffic near people

360° obstacle detection slows or stops the robot when something is in its path.

Layout changes often

SLAM routes are re-mapped in software, with no floor tracks to relay.

No visibility of pallet movement

Each completed move is reported back to your WMS.

Nobody local to call after delivery

TTF TECH is your point of contact in Malaysia for product and after-sales questions.

Options

Find the Right AGV or AMR Configuration

AGVs and AMRs move pallets, totes, carts or mobile shelves between warehouse processes. Select the load-handling method, navigation approach and fleet arrangement around your routes, floor conditions and operating demand.

Pallet transport

Review pick-up, travel and drop-off tasks for compatible pallet-handling robots.

Tote and cart transport

Connect storage, workstations and production points with suitable load carriers.

Fleet coordination

Define routing, traffic, charging and equipment handovers.

Capabilities

Key Features

360° obstacle avoidanceDetects people and objects in real time.
SLAM or QR-code navigationChoose flexible routes or fixed paths.
Payload up to 1,200 kgFor heavy pallets across plants and warehouses.
Accurate pallet positioningFor repeatable pick-up and set-down.
Connects to your WMSThrough a robot control system and open APIs.
Local point of contactProduct assistance and after-sales support in Malaysia.

Pallet-handling autonomous mobile robot lifting a pallet

Specifications

Technical Specifications

Parameter	Value
Load capacity	Up to 1,200 kg
Navigation type	Laser SLAM or QR code
Safety sensors	360° laser obstacle detection
Charging	Dedicated charging station
System integration	Robot control system (RCS) to WMS, WES or MES via REST API, WebSocket or TCP/IP
Model range	Standard, heavy-duty, slim, long-fork, cold-environment, omnidirectional and counterbalance types

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Comparison

AGV vs AMR: Which Fits Your Operation?

An AGV follows a fixed path marked by tape, wire or reflectors and stops when blocked. An AMR maps the building, plans its own route and steers around obstacles. AGVs suit stable, repetitive routes; AMRs suit layouts and workflows that change.

Factor	AGV	AMR
Navigation	Fixed guide path	SLAM map or QR codes
When blocked	Stops and waits	Re-routes
Layout change	Guide path must be re-laid	Updated in software
Floor infrastructure	Required	Minimal
Best for	Fixed, repetitive routes	Mixed traffic, changing layouts

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Integration

How an AMR Connects to Your WMS

1
Task created
Your WMS or MES creates a move task, for example pallet A from receiving to aisle 4.
2
Task sent
The task goes to the robot control system through an API.
3
Robot assigned
The RCS plans the path, manages traffic and assigns the nearest available robot.
4
Pallet moved
The robot picks up, transports and sets down the pallet.
5
Stock updated
Completion is reported back and the WMS updates stock status.

Integration scope depends on your existing software and is confirmed with the equipment supplier and your software vendor before purchase.

In operation

See the AMR in Action

Animation of pallet-handling AMRs moving pallets between marked floor positions — Pallet AMR with QR-code navigation

Animation of a pallet-handling AMR using SLAM navigation in a factory — Pallet AMR with SLAM navigation

Animation of an autonomous forklift robot handling pallets at warehouse racking — Autonomous forklift at racking

Requirements

What to Confirm Before Selection

Selection factor	What to confirm
Application	Load type, weight and handover requirements
Operations	Trips per hour, shifts and distances
Interfaces	Doors, lifts, stations and software interfaces
Site	Floors, aisle widths, traffic, charging and site operating rules

Local support

Local Support in Malaysia. Clear Project Roles.

TTF TECH helps customers evaluate equipment and software with relevant suppliers and system integrators. Design, integration, installation and commissioning responsibilities are agreed per project. Local support can include maintenance, training, an agreed SLA and spare parts planning, according to the selected equipment and service scope.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between an AGV and an AMR?

An AGV follows a fixed guide path. An AMR navigates freely using a map and re-routes around obstacles.

How much weight can a pallet-handling AMR carry?

Up to 1,200 kg on the models listed here. Heavier-duty models may be available on request.

Can an AMR work with my existing WMS?

Usually yes, if your WMS has an open API. The robot control system sits between the WMS and the robots.

Which industries use AMRs?

Manufacturing, automotive, electronics, food and beverage, logistics and e-commerce.

How do we select an AGV or AMR?

Compare the navigation method, route flexibility, load-handling attachment, site conditions and required equipment interfaces. The product specification matters more than the category name alone.

Can robots work with lifts, conveyors and picking stations?

Connections are possible with compatible handover positions and controls. Door and lift access, charging, traffic rules, safety and recovery procedures must be defined for the selected fleet.

Is local after-sales support available in Malaysia?

Yes. TTF TECH is based in Malaysia and is your local point of contact for product enquiries and after-sales support. The service scope is agreed for each project.

Let's plan your next step

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Share the loads, pickup and delivery points, floor layout, traffic conditions and peak transport demand.

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What to send us

Load and handover requirements
Trips per hour, shifts and distances
Doors, lifts, stations and software interfaces
Floors, traffic, charging and site operating rules

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