Peer 3000 is an autonomous pallet-moving robot designed to automate pallet transport across warehouses, distribution centers, and manufacturing facilities—including trailer unloading, dock-to-storage movement, staging, production supply, and other repetitive pallet workflows.
With a payload capacity of up to 3,000 lb (1,360 kg) and speeds up to 4 mph, Peer 3000 is built for heavy-duty material movement while remaining compact enough to operate in existing facilities. Peer states that it can navigate aisles as narrow as approximately 1 meter and operate for up to 8 hours, depending on application and duty cycle. peerrobotics.ai
A key advantage is its ability to work in brownfield environments without requiring major changes to the building or material-handling process. Peer 3000 can autonomously pick up, transport, and drop pallets, and is designed to handle a variety of pallet types including American, European, USPS, and custom pallets. peerrobotics.ai
For dock operations, Peer 3000 can autonomously enter trailers, retrieve pallets, cross dock plates, and move loads to staging or storage locations. Peer Robotics specifically positions the platform for trailer unloading in existing facilities without added trailer infrastructure or major facility modifications. Peer Robotics
The platform also supports human-robot collaboration. Operators can manually take control when needed, and Peer 3000 includes collaborative features such as Follow-Me and manual/haptic control for applications where human guidance is still useful. Peer Robotics
Typical applications include:
- Trailer unloading and loading
- Dock-to-storage pallet movement
- Pallet transport between production, staging, and warehouse areas
- Finished-goods movement
- Inbound receiving
- Outbound staging
- WIP movement
- Trolley and cart movement
- Follow-Me case-picking workflows
Peer 3000 helps automate the pallet journey in the facility you already have—reducing repetitive manual pallet movement without requiring a major facility redesign.