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GOAT Robotics Private Limited
Models offered16
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16 modelsGOAT Robotics Private Limited robot models
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Model 1Logistics & Warehousing
GOAT Robotics Private Limited
Model 2Logistics & WarehousingGT-100
Mobile Robots (AMR)Compact Indian autonomous mobile robot designed for industrial material transport with a rated 100 kg payload. The GT-100 features an 845 × 625 × 300 mm chassis, LiDAR and visual SLAM navigation, responsive obstacle avoidance, in-place rotation, a 48 V lithium iron phosphate battery and up to approximately eight hours of operation under published brochure conditions. It supports optional lifting, conveyor, towing and shelf-transport modules, as well as integration into centrally managed intralogistics fleets.
GT100 · OptionalGOAT Robotics Private Limited
Model 3Logistics & WarehousingGT-250
Mobile Robots (AMR)Indian autonomous mobile robot designed for industrial material transportation with a maximum payload of 250 kg. The GOAT Robotics GT-250 uses LiDAR-based SLAM navigation, a depth camera, dynamic path planning, responsive obstacle avoidance, and a modular loading platform. Its published chassis dimensions are 845 × 625 × 300 mm, with a 48 V lithium iron phosphate battery, approximately 8–10 hours of advertised operating time and optional lifting, conveyor, towing and fleet-management integrations.
Approximately 30 days · GT250GOAT Robotics Private Limited
Model 4Education & TrainingGT-400
Mobile Robots (AMR)Indian autonomous mobile robot for transporting industrial materials weighing up to 400 kg. The GT-400 uses LiDAR-based SLAM navigation, depth-camera sensing, autonomous obstacle avoidance and a modular loading platform. Its official technical brochure specifies an 845 × 625 × 300 mm chassis, a 48 V lithium iron phosphate battery and approximately eight hours of operation. Optional equipment includes lifting mechanisms, conveyors, towing attachments, custom load carriers and autonomous charging.
Approximately 30 days · GT400GOAT Robotics Private Limited
Model 5Education & TrainingGT-DB
Mobile Robots (AMR)Compact differential-drive autonomous mobile robot designed for education, research and light material transportation. It supports SLAM navigation, obstacle avoidance, a 12–15 kg payload, a 450 × 410 × 245 mm chassis, speeds up to 1.5 m/s and approximately 2–3 hours of battery operation.
2 · 3D LiDAR SensorsGOAT Robotics Private Limited
Model 6Education & TrainingGT-E2B
Mobile Robots (AMR)Four-wheel skid-steer autonomous mobile robot designed for robotics education, research and machine-learning experimentation. Features an 80 kg payload, SLAM navigation, 608 × 500 × 295 mm chassis, Intel Core i3 processor, LiDAR and depth-camera sensing, and a 48 V/12 Ah lithium-ion battery.
608 x 500 x 295 mm L x W x H · 2D LiDAR SensorsGOAT Robotics Private Limited
Model 7Logistics & WarehousingGT-EB
Mobile Robots (AMR)Compact autonomous mobile robot with a 30 kg standard payload, configurable up to 50 kg. Features SLAM navigation, a 562 × 416 × 282 mm chassis, 570 Wh lithium-ion battery, maximum speed of 1.5 m/s and 2D LiDAR sensing. Intended for robotics development, education and light material handling.
Not publicly disclosed/verified Ah · 562 x 416 x 282 mm L x W x HGOAT Robotics Private Limited
Model 8Logistics & WarehousingGT-L 1000
Mobile Robots (AMR)Industrial autonomous mobile robot designed to transport loads up to 1,000 kg. Features SLAM navigation, latent lifting architecture, LiDAR and depth-camera sensing, configurable load-handling interfaces, approximately 1.2 m/s maximum speed, and approximately eight hours of advertised runtime.
Approximately 8 hours · Not publicly disclosed/verifiedGOAT Robotics Private Limited
Model 9Logistics & WarehousingGT-L 2000
Mobile Robots (AMR)Heavy-duty autonomous mobile robot with a 2,000 kg maximum payload, SLAM navigation, latent lifting capability, collision avoidance and configurable pallet and rack handling. Designed for industrial material transportation and factory intralogistics.
Not publicly disclosed/verified · Commercially AvailableGOAT Robotics Private Limited
Model 10Education & TrainingGT-L 600
Mobile Robots (AMR)Indian autonomous mobile robot for factory and warehouse transportation, supporting loads up to 600 kg. The GT-L 600 uses SLAM navigation, LiDAR and depth-camera sensing, obstacle avoidance, and Wi-Fi connectivity. Its advertised maximum speed is approximately 1.5 m/s, with 8–10 hours of operating time. Configurable accessories support bins, totes, light pallets and production materials.
Not publicly disclosed/verified · Commercially AvailableGOAT Robotics Private Limited
Model 11Logistics & WarehousingGT-OB
Mobile Robots (AMR)Compact omnidirectional AMR for education, robotics research and light material handling. Features Mecanum wheels, SLAM navigation, a 505 × 310 × 300 mm chassis, 24 V/10 Ah battery and approximately 2–3 hours of operation.
505 x 310 x 300 mm L x W x H · 2D LiDAR SensorsGOAT Robotics Private Limited
Model 12Logistics & WarehousingGT-SQ
Mobile Robots (AMR)Compact autonomous mobile robot for material transportation, featuring a 100 kg payload, SLAM navigation, 625 × 590 × 290 mm body, LiDAR and depth-camera sensing, 48 V/12 Ah lithium-ion battery and a maximum travel speed of 1.0 m/s.
625 x 590 x 290 mm L x W x H · 2D LiDAR SensorsGOAT Robotics Private Limited
Model 13Logistics & WarehousingGT-XP 1000
Mobile Robots (AMR)Autonomous industrial pallet-handling robot with a 1,000 kg payload, automated pallet lifting, SLAM navigation, LiDAR and depth-camera sensing, obstacle avoidance and a 48 V/60 Ah LiFePO4 battery. Published speed is 1.0 m/s, with approximately six hours of operation.
1940 x 880 x 2170 mm L x W x H · 2GOAT Robotics Private Limited
Model 14Logistics & WarehousingGT-XT1000
Mobile Robots (AMR)Autonomous industrial towing robot with a 1,000 kg towing capacity, SLAM and visual navigation, obstacle avoidance, and indoor/outdoor logistics capability. Features a 1,275 × 800 × 1,900 mm chassis, maximum speed of 1.5 m/s, and approximately eight hours of operating time.
1275 x 800 x 1900 mm L x W x H · 2GOAT Robotics Private Limited
Model 15Logistics & WarehousingGTX-1000
Mobile Robots (AMR)Indian heavy-duty autonomous mobile robot designed to transport industrial loads weighing up to 1,000 kg. The GTX-1000 combines a 1,240 × 750 × 329 mm chassis, LiDAR- and camera-supported SLAM navigation, dynamic obstacle avoidance, 48 V/50 Ah LiFePO4 battery and approximately eight hours of rated operation. It supports modular pallet, conveyor and transport attachments, with optional autonomous charging and fleet-management integration.
GTX1000 · OptionalGOAT Robotics Private Limited
Model 16Logistics & WarehousingGTX-1500
Mobile Robots (AMR)Heavy-duty autonomous mobile robot developed by GOAT Robotics for industrial material transportation with a maximum rated payload of 1,500 kg. The GTX-1500 features a 1,240 × approximately 750 × 329 mm chassis, SLAM and visual navigation, dual LiDAR sensors, depth cameras, responsive obstacle avoidance and a 48 V/50 Ah LiFePO4 battery. It supports modular pallet, lifting, conveyor and towing attachments, with optional autonomous charging and centralized fleet integration.
GTX1500 · OptionalGOAT Robotics Private Limited
GTX-500
Mobile Robots (AMR)Heavy-duty Indian autonomous mobile robot designed for industrial material transportation with a rated 500 kg payload. The GTX-500 features a 1,240 × 750 × 329 mm chassis, LiDAR and camera-assisted SLAM navigation, dynamic obstacle avoidance, a 48 V/50 Ah LiFePO4 battery, and configurable transport modules. Its official website advertises speeds up to approximately 1.5 m/s and 8–10 hours of operating time, while its technical brochure gives more conservative performance figures.
GTX500 · OptionalHelp keep the encyclopedia current
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