INBOUND LOGISTICS
RIFE Cargo Unloading Robot
Mobile manipulation for selected truck, container and dock-side carton unloading and transfer workflows.
WAREHOUSE AUTOMATION
Warehouse Robots for Movement, Scanning and Mobile Manipulation
Build warehouse automation around the actual job: unload cartons, scan inventory, pick and handle approved materials, or move loads through project-configured workflows.
3 CORE ROBOTSUnloading, scanning and mobile manipulation
WORKFLOW LEDConfigured around material and site
PROJECT READYIntegration confirmed after technical review
RIFE WAREHOUSE AUTOMATION
Robot families for real warehouse workflows
WAREHOUSE ROBOT FAMILY
Automate the bottleneck, not the buzzword.
RIFE warehouse automation starts with the physical workflow: what arrives, what must be scanned or handled, where it needs to move and how operators and systems interact with it. The robot configuration follows that study.
CORE WAREHOUSE ROBOTS
Three established RIFE robot families
Use the dedicated robot page for detailed application planning and project configuration.
INVENTORY
RIFE Inventory Scanning Robot
Autonomous aisle scanning for project-configured inventory visibility and warehouse inspection workflows.
PICKING & HANDLING
RIFE Mobile Manipulator Robot
Mobile robotic handling for selected cartons, bins, totes, picking, packing and workstation transfers.
MATERIAL FLOW
AMR Material Movement
Project-configured autonomous material movement can be evaluated for suitable cartons, bins, totes and internal transfer workflows.
INBOUND AUTOMATION
Automate selected repetitive unloading and receiving tasks
Cargo unloading projects are structured around the actual vehicle, dock, package presentation, handling method and downstream hand-off.
- Truck and container workflow review
- Carton and load characteristics assessed
- Project-selected manipulation method
- Downstream hand-off defined before commissioning
MOBILE MANIPULATION
Bring robotic picking and handling to defined workpoints
The mobile manipulator combines movement with project-selected robotic handling for suitable picking, tote, packing and workstation tasks.
- Carton, bin and tote applications
- Mapped pickup and drop workpoints
- Project-selected end-effector
- Workcell integration subject to technical review
FROM PROCESS STUDY TO DEPLOYMENT
Design the automation around the warehouse process
01
Identify
Choose the unloading, scanning, picking or movement bottleneck to automate.
02
Validate
Review material, dimensions, presentation, routes, workpoints and operating constraints.
03
Configure
Select the robot, handling method, navigation and required project interfaces.
04
Commission
Validate the approved workflow, safety boundaries and hand-off points on site.
WAREHOUSE USE CASES
Automation from receiving to workstation
Dock & Receiving
Selected cargo unloading and inbound carton transfer workflows.
Inventory Aisles
Autonomous scanning and project-configured inventory inspection missions.
Picking & Fulfilment
Selected carton, bin and tote handling using mobile manipulation.
Workstation Transfer
Defined material movements between compatible shelves, staging points and workstations.
PROJECT CONFIGURATION
Warehouse robot specifications follow the application
Payload, reach, dimensions, sensors, battery, navigation, end-effector, safety controls and software interfaces are confirmed for the selected robot and approved warehouse project.
Cargo unloadingProject-configured mobile manipulation for approved inbound loads
Inventory scanningAutonomous scanning configuration selected for site and inventory workflow
Mobile manipulationHandling system selected for material, workpoints and task
AMR movementEvaluated for suitable internal material-flow applications
IntegrationWMS, conveyor or workcell interfaces subject to approved scope
PerformanceConfirmed after material and site validation
FAQ
Questions before you plan a deployment
Which warehouse robots does RIFE offer?
The current warehouse family includes the RIFE Cargo Unloading Robot, RIFE Inventory Scanning Robot and RIFE Mobile Manipulator Robot, with additional project-configured AMR material-movement applications evaluated where suitable.
Can RIFE automate truck or container unloading?
Selected unloading workflows can be evaluated after reviewing the cargo, vehicle or container geometry, dock conditions, handling method and downstream destination.
Can the inventory robot scan warehouse aisles?
The RIFE Inventory Scanning Robot is positioned for project-configured autonomous aisle scanning and inventory visibility workflows. The final sensing and system configuration is selected for the project.
Can the mobile manipulator pick cartons, bins or totes?
Selected cartons, bins and totes can be considered after validating their size and weight range, presentation, gripping method and pickup and drop geometry.
Can warehouse robots integrate with WMS or workstations?
Selected integrations can be reviewed and are confirmed only after technical assessment and agreement of the project scope.
GET IN TOUCH
Map the right robot to your warehouse bottleneck.
Share the material, current process, pickup and drop points, warehouse layout and required system interfaces. RIFE Robotics will review the workflow before confirming the robot configuration.