Mobile-robot integration

Orchestrate robot missions without taking motion authority.

Available with configuration

XMS Cloud converts warehouse demand into canonical missions, reservations, acknowledgements, and reconciliation. Vendor fleet managers, robot controllers, and safety systems retain route execution, motion, and interlocks.

Mission contract

One business handoff across different fleet dialects.

Demand

Warehouse task names source, destination, load, capability, priority, tenant, and business context.

Reserve

Lease robot, lane, lift, charger, traffic zone, station, or shared resource before dispatch.

Dispatch

Translate canonical mission intent into the configured fleet-master, VDA 5050, per-robot, TCP, or HTTP dialect.

Reconcile

Track accepted, rejected, active, completed, cancelled, timed-out, and physically divergent state.

Cataloged dialects

Protocol availability and robot capability are separate.

E300 fleet API

HTTP fleet adapter with emulator coverage and canonical exchange recording.

Configuration required

HeLi SL100 D2 and HSAS/HRCS

HTTP fleet integrations; SL100 D2 is transfer-only with no jack or cruise mission claim.

Scope limited

VDA 5050

MQTT fleet dialect with vehicle-negotiated version and topic/security configuration.

Configuration required

OKAGV ACI

TCP binary fleet-master integration; transfer-only with no map or pose telemetry claim.

Scope limited

SEER RDSCore

HTTP order API for master-controlled fleets; sealed transfer orders with no map-raster claim.

Scope limited

MiR REST

Per-robot REST v2.0.0 integration; transfer missions, while robot scheduling owns charging.

Scope limited

Simulated fleet

In-process adapter for mission, exception, UI, and recovery rehearsal before hardware binding.

Available

Safety and failure boundary

Unknown state does not become completed work.

No acknowledgement

Trip the mission watchdog.

Retain command and business context, stop blind progression, and route recovery ownership.

Capability mismatch

Reject before dispatch.

Do not send jack, pick, cruise, elevator, or charging work to a dialect that does not expose it.

Occupancy divergence

Compare intent with the floor.

Raise one evolving alert when pose, lane occupancy, load state, or reservation disagrees.

Fleet disconnect

Preserve mission ownership.

Retry only idempotent handoffs; do not create a second commander or silently duplicate movement.

Safety stop

Controller remains final authority.

XMS Cloud does not bypass robot, fleet, PLC, or certified safety behavior.

Version drift

Requalify the adapter.

Vendor firmware, API, protocol, map, or fleet-master changes invalidate stale proof until regression passes.

Fleet supervision

See health, mission, and position beside warehouse work.

The control surface keeps vendor, robot, battery, pose, mission, reservation, alert, and digital-twin context visible without claiming to be the safety controller.

  • Canonical mission and vendor exchange evidence.
  • Shared-resource reservation and release.
  • Physical divergence and recovery ownership.
AGV fleet control showing live robot health, missions, dispatch, alerts, and map position
Fleet and mission supervision; vendor and safety controllers remain authoritative.

AGV compatibility review

Bring the vendor, fleet master, robot capabilities, map, missions, and safety boundary.

Qualify protocol, authentication, version, topology, acknowledgements, failure behavior, exchange recording, and recovery.