The Easiest Way to Automate Your Repetitive Route
The Autonomous DriveMod Tugger takes over material handling to reduce labor costs, improve safety, and increase output over the long haul.
Deploy a DriveMod Tugger in weeks, with nothing installed.
See what automating repetitive hauling could save you.

The DriveMod Tugger pulls the carts your people push or drive today, so they can move on to higher value work.
Keep forklifts lifting
Long hauls come off the forklift. Fewer forklift miles around people, and fewer damaged loads.
Keep production moving
Parts and materials arrive on schedule, so no station waits on the next cart.
Deploy with a guaranteed ROI
With flexible deployment plans, we ensure your payback target will be hit.
Tows 12,000 lbs through real plant traffic, all shift.
The high-capacity Autonomous DriveMod Tugger tows up to 12,000 lbs of carts, frees a driver from the loop, and keeps the line fed on a busy floor.
3D lidar
Maps your plant from millions of data points. Nothing in the floor.
Reacts 3x faster than a human driver
360° sensing, trained in real warehouse conditions.
Independent Virtual Bumper
A second stop, on its own sensors and compute.
Update the route in software
Move a stop or add one from anywhere, with nothing to change on the floor.
Tows 12,000 lbs
Full cart trains, no cart limit. Your carts.
U.S. built
Heavy-duty tugger with a built-in service network.
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Cyngn's autonomous tugger was the perfect solution. It enhances our ability to manage heavier components, bulk orders, and reduces our costs. It's safe, secure, and efficient.
Deployment, made easy.
Guaranteed ROI on every deployment.
With flexible deployment plans, we ensure your payback target will be hit.
Up and running in weeks, not months
An in-depth assessment of your route, with no disruption to your operation
Deployment plans with no capital outlay to start
Keeps things moving, safely.
The DriveMod Tugger maps your plant with 3D lidar and reads where the traffic around it is headed, passing what moves alongside it and braking only for what crosses its path.
Reacts 3x faster than a human driver
U.S. built, with an established service network
Deploy and update the route from anywhere. You stay in control.
The hidden costs of a manual route.
Over five years, automating a route costs about 75% less than running it manually. Beyond wages, staffing costs, safety incidents, and inventory damages add up.
Run the numbers. Reveal the savings.
See how quickly automation can pay for itself. We’ll discuss your use case and payback needs.
Estimated Results
Payback Period
Labor Hours Saved
Payback Period
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This isn't yesterday's AGV.
The DriveMod Tugger drives off a 3D lidar map of your plant, with nothing installed in the floor. Change a stop in the software and the route changes with it. No tape, no wire, no single-cart limit.
Nothing to installIt maps your facility and drives. AGVs need guide wire, magnetic tape, or reflectors put into your floor. |
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Change the route in softwareNew stops, new routes, no floor changes. AGVs make you re-lay tape every time something moves. |
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Running in weeks, not monthsDeployed, programmed, and your team trained without a disruptive installation project. |
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Flexible and safe on a busy floorRedundant sensors predict where traffic is moving, and it only stops when something actually crosses its path. AGVs need barriers and fenced-off zones. |
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See If Your Route Qualifies for EasyLaunch™
Four routes we automate most often:
Milk Run Replenishment: The supply loop your team drives every day.Line-Side Delivery: Keep the line fed without pulling anyone off it.
End-of-Line to Staging: Finished goods keep moving after the line's done.
WIP Transfer Loop: The handoffs between cells that slow the floor down.
What's the purpose of the trip?
What can be seen on the route?
How often does this trip run?
Biggest problem with this route?
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200 Weekly Forklift Trips. Now Fully Automated.
When forklifts are used for hauling long distances, you're paying for movement, not productivity. This is the spaghetti map problem.
4X
More productive than a forklift25%
Cheaper than a forklift driver33%
More efficient than a pallet jackBefore adopting Cyngn’s autonomous tugger, we relied on a substantial manual effort—about 200 forklift trips per week—to handle pallet deliveries between two buildings. Now, we move four pallets at a time, a 4x increase in efficiency, and our staff is freed up for more value added processes such as doing cycle counts, picking additional orders and following up on discrepancies.