Autonomous mobile robots.
AMRs that haul material across a facility and slot into the operation you already run — no fixed tracks, no floor changes.
An autonomous mobile robot hauls material — pallets, totes, carts — across a facility on its own, navigating around people and obstacles without fixed tracks. Service Robot Co. rents the robot, deploys it on your floor, services it, and keeps a backup ready, across all 50 US states — so you add throughput without a capital purchase.
Monthly rental — see rental pricing · read the AMR vs AGV guide.
What it is
An autonomous mobile robot (AMR) moves material across a facility on its own. Unlike a fixed conveyor or a tracked AGV, it navigates your existing aisles, routes around people and obstacles, and adapts as the floor changes — no rails to install. Warehouses, manufacturers, and 3PLs use AMRs to haul totes between pick faces, move pallets to the dock, and carry work-in-progress down a line.
Service Robot Co. owns the whole lifecycle. We pick the AMR that fits your workflow, deploy it and set up its routes, train your team, and keep it serviced — with a backup ready if one goes down. You rent throughput, not a robotics integration project. Renting also lets you scale up for a peak season and scale back after, without a fleet of idle hardware on the books.
Who rents it
The settings putting this robot to work.
- Warehouses & 3PL
- Manufacturing
- Distribution
- Fulfillment
What it does
Everything the unit does, in plain terms.
Hauls material on its own
Moves totes, carts, and pallets between pick faces, packing, and dock doors so people stop walking loads across the floor.
No fixed tracks or floor changes
Navigates your existing aisles and routes around people and obstacles — no rails to install, no operation to shut down.
Scales with your season
Add units for a peak and hand them back after. Renting keeps idle hardware off the books in the slow months.
Predictable monthly cost
Rent it by the month instead of buying. The service and the backup unit are on us, so a breakdown is not a stalled line.
Where it earns its keep
Warehouses & 3PL
Move totes and pallets between pick, pack, and dock — and add units for peak season.
Manufacturing
Carry work-in-progress and components down a line without fixed conveyors.
Distribution centers
Haul material across long floors so labor stays on picking and packing.
Cross-dock & fulfillment
Slot robots into existing flows to add throughput without re-laying out the floor.
How Service Robot Co. backs it
We don’t just hand you a box. We rent it, deploy it, service it, and back it up — so the robot stays field-ready, not shelf-ware.
We rent it
Take the robot on a monthly rental with no purchase and no capital tied up in a machine you use part-time.
We deploy it
On-site setup, route or task configuration, and a walkthrough so the robot earns its keep from day one — not after a month on the shelf.
We service it nationwide
Repairs, parts, and support across all 50 US states. A robot that breaks is our problem to fix, not your downtime to eat.
We back it up
If a unit goes down, we swap it. You keep your schedule; we carry the spare.
Specs
We match the exact unit and its specs to your site and your job. Tell us what you need and we’ll confirm the model, capabilities, and rental terms. Get the details.
Common questions
- Do AMRs need a fixed track or floor changes?
- No. The autonomous mobile robots we rent navigate your existing aisles and route around people and obstacles — no rails, no conveyors, no floor work. We handle on-site setup and a walkthrough so your team is running on day one.
- Can I rent AMRs just for peak season?
- Yes. Rent by the month, add units for a busy stretch, then scale back. We deploy them, service them, and keep a backup, so you are not holding idle hardware in the off-season.
- How is an AMR different from an AGV?
- An AGV follows a fixed path — a wire, magnet, or track. An AMR navigates freely, routing around people and obstacles and adapting as the floor changes, so it slots into an existing operation without infrastructure.
- Who maintains the robots?
- We do. Service, repairs, and a backup unit are part of every rental. You run the floor; we keep the robots field-ready.
Want one working for you?
Tell us the job and the site. We’ll match the autonomous mobile robots, quote the rental, walk your team through it, and keep it serviced.