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Is your warehouse wasting valuable time on manual transport tasks?
Automation transforms workplace efficiency by eliminating repetitive manual tasks and enabling continuous operational flow. Modern automated systems combine intelligent navigation with practical functionality, allowing seamless integration into existing workflows without complex infrastructure requirements.
By handling routine point-to-point transportation and material movement, automation frees workers to focus on higher-value, skilled activities.
Built on X‑MOVER technology, our automated pallet trucks handle routine pallet moves without any fixed infrastructure or complicated installation.
Rapid movement and cross docking across logistics sites, plus compact stacking in tight production aisles thanks to SLAM navigation.
With digital twins, 3D scanning and our DAS fleet management platform, our own software tools help you plan from anywhere, control material flow with precision, and tie your whole operation together.
At our automation demo centre in Navan, you can watch EP Equipment’s latest material handling technology at work, from the plug-and-play XP15 automated pallet truck to a full range of warehouse solutions.




Clearlift makes warehouse automation simple, with most deployments live and running within four weeks. We begin with a short discovery call to understand how your operation works and identify where automation will deliver the biggest gains. From there, a lightweight site survey (just a walkthrough video and a few key documents) gives us everything we need to shape the right solution.
Next, we map out the project scope, run a proof-of-concept, and build a tailored rollout plan with clear KPIs so you know exactly what success looks like. Once you give the green light, we lock in your installation date within 48 hours.
Your robot, manufactured by EP and held in European stock for rapid dispatch, arrives ready to go. Installation, programming, testing, and operator training all happen in a single day, meaning minimal downtime for your team. After go-live, you get direct support from Clearlift and a straightforward route to expand, whether that means adding more robots, unlocking new functions, or rolling automation out to other parts of your site as your operation grows.

Many warehouses unknowingly spend excessive time and resources on repetitive manual jobs. We highlight seven common areas where straightforward automation can significantly boost efficiency.
Inbound good can be easily and efficiently moved across large areas a multiple halls with automated pallet trucks
Automated pallet trucks transport parts to production and assembly lines, reducing manual efforts across the warehouse.
Easily automate the flow of goods from one production area to the next. Let automated pallet trucks move raw materials to production.
Automatically transport pallets from automated machines to warehouse. Smart pallet trucks can handle palletizers and wrappers together.
Automatic pallet trucks can easily bring goods to shipping and staging areas including block stacking and automatic drop off.
Automating the transport of goods from your wrapper, sorter, or rollerbed to outbound frees up your workers for other tasks.
Save time and labour by letting smart pallet trucks transport waste and empty pallets throughout your warehouse.
We’ll walk you through tailored solutions that fit your needs.
At Clearlift, we believe successful automation starts with a clear picture of how materials actually move through your warehouse. That’s why we take a structured, three-stage approach: beginning with straightforward point-to-point transport, progressing to continuous-flow setups such as the “Sushi Bar” model, and ultimately scaling up to fully integrated, intelligent systems that adapt to your operation in real time.
Every warehouse has its own rhythm, whether that’s receiving inbound goods, feeding production lines, or shifting pallets from storage out to dispatch. Mapping these movements is the key to spotting where automation will deliver the biggest wins. By rethinking how pallets travel through your site, you can cut down on manual handling, reduce operating costs, and unlock meaningful efficiency gains across the board.
There’s no minimum size requirement. Automated solutions are now available for warehouses of all scales — from small single-unit operations to large multi-shift distribution centres. What matters more than size is your throughput volume, the repetitiveness of your movements, and your current labour costs. If your team is doing the same routes repeatedly every shift, automation is likely worth exploring.
The most commonly automated tasks are horizontal transport (moving pallets or goods from A to B), goods-to-person picking, and repetitive loading and unloading between fixed points. AGVs (Automated Guided Vehicles) handle fixed-route transport, while AMRs (Autonomous Mobile Robots) can navigate more flexible, dynamic environments. Both are available through Clearlift and can be seen live at our demo centre in Navan.
No. Most modern AMRs are designed to work in existing warehouse layouts without structural changes. AGVs may require floor markings or magnetic tape depending on the system. In most cases, your current facility can be adapted rather than rebuilt. We assess your existing layout as part of our consultation process.
Entry-level automated pallet movers start from around €20,000–€30,000. More comprehensive AGV or AMR systems for larger operations vary significantly depending on the number of units, integration requirements, and site complexity. The most useful way to assess cost is against your current labour and operational costs — for many businesses, automation pays for itself within 2–3 years.
In most cases, no. Automation typically handles the repetitive, physically demanding transport tasks — freeing your team to focus on value-added work like picking, quality checking, and exception handling. Most of our customers find they redeploy staff rather than reduce headcount, particularly where recruitment and retention has been a challenge.
The best way is to see it in action and then discuss your specific operation. We have a working automation demo centre at our Navan facility where you can see AGVs and AMRs running in a real warehouse environment. From there, we can carry out a no-obligation assessment of your site and give you an honest view of where automation would and wouldn’t add value.