On X, Auddomate published a product-style update describing a machine library for warehouse layout and automation feasibility work. The library covers twenty-nine equipment classes including counterbalance and reach trucks, VNA, pallet movers, tow tractors, AMRs, and AGVs, each with speed, width, length, turning circle, and minimum aisle data. Users can keep default models or add private machines.
The post is aimed at engineers who need to test whether a given aisle and vehicle mix will actually work before buying robots. That is a narrow but practical slice of warehouse automation: many AMR and AGV projects fail at the geometry and traffic stage, not at the marketing-spec payload stage. A structured equipment library tied to aisle constraints is therefore adjacent to WMS slotting, robotic fleet design, and brownfield automation.