Logistics · United States Commercial

Sherpa 10K

Ati Robotics

Ati Robotics marketing image of a yellow Sherpa 10K tugger towing trolleys with vehicle body shells.
Image: Ati Robotics

An autonomous industrial tugger for moving heavy trolley trains between workstations, warehouses and buildings. Ati Robotics, formerly Ati Motors, was founded in Bengaluru and retains Indian engineering operations. Sherpa 10K is offered for indoor and outdoor material movement using natural navigation.

The useful work

  • Trolley towing
  • Line-side supply
  • Inter-building transport
  • Material flow

The workplaces

  • Manufacturing
  • Automotive
  • Warehousing

How people fit in

Material-handling teams define routes and priorities, prepare trolleys and recover exceptions.

Availability & deployment

Commercial product with a site-assessment and sales route. Trolley compatibility, gradients, route conditions, braking and workflow integration must be validated for the facility.

WORLDWIDE CONTEXT

Where it comes from. Where it works.

Manufacturer base / origin: United States · North America

Indian-founded company with a stated US headquarters and Bengaluru operations; classified by its current US manufacturer base here. The current product site provides a US sales route. Company offices elsewhere are not treated as proof of Sherpa 10K deployments.

North America
Explore the manufacturer’s evidence

Source checked 20 September 2026. Vendor-reported information. Confirm exact configuration, local support, integration and site suitability with the manufacturer.

Before deploying Sherpa 10K

These are editorial procurement questions, not results of independent product testing.

  • What loads, rack interfaces, routes and floor conditions have been validated?
  • How will the robot integrate with the warehouse system and existing traffic?
  • Who handles blocked routes, damaged goods, charging and system outages?

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