SOLUTIONS

Energy replenishment, built into the way you work.

Bring battery systems, swap infrastructure and AI-Dwell planning to the places your vehicles and robots already operate.

Warehouse robot automatically docked for charging while an operator loads parcels at the same work stop

HOW IT FITS

Make existing stops do more.

Instead of pulling machines out of service to recharge, replenishment is planned into the time they already spend stopped.

  1. Electric three-wheeler and scooter arriving at a warehouse loading area

    01

    Arrive for work

    The vehicle or robot reaches a cargo pickup, drop-off or operational pause it already makes.

  2. Operator exchanging a battery on an electric cargo three-wheeler during a stop

    02

    Replenish during the stop

    A swap or charging interval is planned around the dwell time that is available.

  3. Electric cargo three-wheeler and scooter leaving the loading bay

    03

    Continue the operation

    The vehicle or robot returns to its task with less time set aside for a separate charging stop.

WHERE IT APPLIES

Solution configurations

Electric cargo vehicle charging automatically while a woman monitors the session and a worker handles parcels

Commercial LEV fleets

THE NEED

Delivery and cargo vehicles already stop to load, unload or wait at depots and darkstores.

MECHLAE APPROACH

Configure battery and swap access around those stops so replenishment fits the route.

Warehouse AMR docked for automatic charging during parcel transfer at a robotic workcell

Warehouse & industrial robotics

THE NEED

Robots work in cycles with operational pauses between tasks.

MECHLAE APPROACH

Plan replenishment around available pauses, with packs and interfaces configured for the machine and application.

Engineer integrating an enclosed battery pack and its power and data interfaces into a mobile robot chassis

OEMs & machine builders

THE NEED

New vehicles, robots and humanoids need energy systems matched to their design.

MECHLAE APPROACH

Configure battery chemistry, architecture, enclosures and power and communication interfaces for the application.

Modular battery swap and charging cabinets beside delivery vehicle loading bays and marked depot lanes

Operating sites & depots

THE NEED

Each site has its own layout, traffic pattern and replenishment demand.

MECHLAE APPROACH

Match a modular manual or automated swap and charging setup to the site. Start with a pilot, then expand through phased rollout.

ADOPTION PATH

From first study to full support

  1. 01

    Understand & Customize

    Study the operation and configure batteries, stations and interfaces to fit.

  2. 02

    Pilot & Validate

    Run an on-site pilot to validate the setup in real working conditions.

  3. 03

    Scale & Deliver

    Expand through phased rollout with setup and field supervision.

  4. 04

    Support & Maintain

    Ongoing maintenance, remote fault-finding, AI-Dwell support and spare parts.

OUR COMMITMENT TO YOUR DEPLOYMENT

A practical solution. A clear path to deployment.

  • Understand your duty cycle and dwell time.
  • Configure hardware and interfaces to fit.
  • Define a pilot and its review criteria.
  • Plan rollout and support with you.