Move parts, pallets and trays without the walk.
Titan carries parts between stations, the Pallet Jack moves pallets, and Matradee Plus runs food and tableware between kitchen and floor.
The same short trip, all day long.
Wherever people walk a fixed route with something in their hands, the trip is the cost.
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Time lost in transit
A technician or server who makes the run is away from the work only they can do.
Pressure point / trips
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Heavy and awkward loads
Tires, pallets and loaded trays take effort to move across a large floor.
Pressure point / load handling
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No record of the runs
Without trip data it is hard to see where time goes between pickup and drop-off.
Pressure point / visibility
Give the trip to a robot. Keep people on the job.
Delivery robots run defined routes between the pickup and drop-off points you set, and report every trip.
Titan carries parts and supplies, the Pallet Jack moves full pallets, and Matradee Plus carries meals out and tableware back. Start with the route that repeats most.
Material transport for your operation.
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Dealership service departments
Parts to the bay, not technicians to the counter. Titan runs parts and tires from the parts room to the service bays. -
Warehouses and distribution
Pallets and heavy loads between fixed points. The Pallet Jack and Titan move goods between receiving, storage and the dock. -
Hospitality and senior living
Meals out, dishes back. Matradee Plus carries orders to the table and used tableware back to the kitchen.
Find the trip worth automating.
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Parts to the point of work
From a set pickup point to the person who asked for it.
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Full pallets
Palletized goods between the positions you define.
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Meals and tableware
Four trays out, used tableware back.
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Line-side supply
Materials from the stockroom to the station that needs them.
Fits
Match the robot to the load.
Three robots for parts, pallets and trays.
Titan at Mercedes-Benz of Plano
Start with the route.
Every floor is different. Start with what moves, how far and how often.
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Identify the trip
The run that repeats most, and who makes it today.
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Walk the route
Distance, doors, ramps, traffic and the pickup and drop-off points.
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Match the robot
Load, trays or pallets: Titan, Matradee Plus or the Pallet Jack.
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Plan the next step
Work with Richtech Robotics on a demonstration or site assessment.
See a robot carry your load.
Tell us what moves, how far and how often, and we will show you the robot that fits the route.

