Autonomous material delivery for the factory of the future

Move materials safely, reliably, and autonomously across the plant with a low-cost AMR built for real factory floors.

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One AMR base. Any warehouse workflow.

KPMC is building a general platform for warehouse and factory automation. The same AMR base carries swappable top modules, from pallet and cart transport, conveyor tops, shelf lifts, and tuggers to mobile manipulators and 3D printer automation, and connects to your fleet and plant systems through VDA5050 and open APIs. Bring us your use case and we will integrate it.

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One robot. Three connected systems.

A rugged product platform that carries loads up to 2,000 lb, autonomy and fleet software that plans, dispatches, and reports, and plant integration that gets each site live. Built to work in real plants, not just clean-room demos.

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How the robot works

The same five steps on every run, from the first sensor reading to the final report.

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Built to deploy again and again

We turn each pilot into a repeatable process (map, mission, simulate, deploy, observe, improve) so the next plant goes live faster. We are preparing for site readiness, integration, and operational learning with plants in Kokomo, Flint, and Spring Hill. Demo robots are available now, and we are taking on pilot customers.

Business outcome

What your plant gets

Smooth material flow between staging areas and exchange zones, with docking that confirms every hand-off.
Reliable point-to-point delivery right to the line. Operators request a destination, confirm the exchange, and monitor status.
Dispatch, traffic, alarms, and VDA5050 fleet status in one place, plus AWS diagnostics for runtime state, logs, and software versions.
The same map, mission, simulate, deploy process at every site, with less dependence on custom integration.

Our story

We started our journey in the bustling Detroit area, where automation is in high demand. The name KPMC comes from the initials of our family's pets—Kola, Pudding, Mocha, and Coco. While it may seem quirky, we feel a strong connection to our furry friends, and naming the company after them felt right.

The robotics industry is currently held back by outdated products and is falling behind the fast-changing AI and technology landscape. I believe new and innovative robotic companies will soon take a large market share. With our experience in robotics and startups, my team and I began this venture in Detroit, driven by strong demand and eagerness for automation. I am confident that our hard work and dedication will lead to success.