iTR All-Terrain Remote Control Transport Vehicle

Anyone who has hauled crates up a muddy orchard row or across a greenhouse floor knows the last stretch of a delivery is the hardest. Trucks cannot go there, and a wheelbarrow wears out the person pushing it. The iTR All-Terrain Remote Control Transport Vehicle, model ITR-ATV-150, is built for that stretch. It is an electric, remotely driven carrier that takes the load while the operator walks beside it.

The product is available through this page, by quotation.

Background

iTR Robot and its low-speed driving roots

The ITR ROBOT brand belongs to iTR Robot Technology Co., LTD., founded in 2015. The company is a national high-tech enterprise with low-speed unmanned driving technology at its core. That focus explains the character of this vehicle. It is not built for highways or for speed. It is built to move slowly and steadily through places where people work on foot.

Low-speed unmanned driving is the thread that runs through the company's wider range, which also includes floor-cleaning and municipal machines. The ITR-ATV-150 carries that thinking off the pavement and onto farmland, hillsides and warehouse floors.

Positioning: a remote-driven carrier for rough ground

The ITR-ATV-150 is a transport vehicle, not a cleaning machine or a service robot. It is driven by remote control and is easy to use. Two brushless motors, independent suspension and raised ground clearance set it up for uneven surfaces, while it also works on concrete and plastic floors. That range lets one platform serve outdoor and indoor sites. Buyers comparing it with other equipment in this field can also browse our Logistics Robots category.

Technical Specifications

Specifications as published by the manufacturer; confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.

The manufacturer has not published the overall weight, the remote control range, the remote control frequency, the IP rating, the climbing gradient, the in-box contents or any independent certifications; they are confirmed at quotation.

What makes the ITR-ATV-150 different from a wheelbarrow or a hand cart?

A hand cart depends on the strength and stamina of the person pushing it. The ITR-ATV-150 moves that effort into two 2400W brushless motors. The payload is 150kg (330lb), so a single trip can replace many trips with a barrow, and the operator guides it by remote control instead of leaning into a handle.

The chassis matters just as much as the motors. Independent suspension means the wheels can follow uneven ground individually. Ground clearance of 290mm from the container to the ground keeps the load bed up off ruts and rough surfaces. The 4.00-10 wheels complete a platform designed for dirt, mud and mixed floors, not only for smooth paving.

The drive is fully electric, which is a practical advantage in greenhouses and warehouses, where running an engine is awkward. The battery is a 48v/20.3AH lead battery. A charge takes 5h and the uptime is also 5h, so a charging routine can be planned around the working day.

Why does a low top speed suit a transport vehicle like this?

The maximum driving speed is 4.6km/h. On a highway that would be useless, but this vehicle does not work on highways. It follows people through orchard rows, between greenhouse benches and along warehouse aisles, where steady, predictable movement is worth more than speed. A slow vehicle is also easier to steer by remote control on soft or broken ground.

Braking is by Double Reducer, which pairs with the low speed to keep a loaded vehicle controllable. Together, the speed, the brake mode and the remote operation make the vehicle straightforward to learn, simple and easy to navigate.

Who is the ITR-ATV-150 for?

Growers and farm managers are the most obvious buyers. Orchards, farmlands and greenhouses all involve moving harvest, tools, soil, feed or supplies over ground that is soft, uneven or narrow. A remote-driven carrier takes the heaviest part of that work off the crew.

Warehouse and facility teams form a second group. The vehicle works on concrete floors and plastic floors, so it can move goods indoors as well. Operators who need to cross a yard, a mud road or a hillside between buildings will find the same machine suitable for both settings.

Integrators and project buyers form a third group. Customization is acceptable, so organizations with a specific cargo bed or workflow in mind can raise it when they request a quotation. Teams planning wider site automation may also want to look at the Construction Robots category for related equipment.

What is the ITR-ATV-150 used for?

1. Orchard hauling: carrying fruit crates, tools and supplies along rows on hills and uneven ground.
2. Greenhouse logistics: moving plants, pots and materials across plastic and concrete floors without an engine.
3. Farmland transport: bringing feed, seed and harvest across fields and mud roads.
4. Mountain and hill work: taking loads to places that wheeled vehicles with low clearance cannot reach.
5. Warehouse movement: shifting pallets or goods across concrete floors under remote control.
6. Complex-terrain deliveries: serving sites that mix several surfaces, from mountains to mud roads to plastic floors.

Pricing and Availability

We do not publish prices on this page. A quotation is the way to proceed: send us your site, your load and any customization you need, and we will respond with a quotation. Delivery, customs and support are arranged together with the quotation, so you have one point of contact from the first question to the handover. The ITR-ATV-150 is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much can the ITR-ATV-150 carry?

The maximum payload is 150kg (330lb).

How is it controlled?

It is operated by remote control and is easy to use. The remote control range and frequency are confirmed at quotation.

How long does it run and how long does it take to charge?

The uptime is 5h and the charging time is 5h. The battery is a 48v/20.3AH lead battery.

What terrain can it handle?

It works in mountains, hills, orchards, greenhouses, farmlands, warehouses, mud roads, concrete floors and plastic floors. Independent suspension and 290mm of ground clearance support that work.

How fast does it travel?

The maximum driving speed is 4.6km/h, a pace suited to working beside people on foot.

Can it be customized?

Yes, customization is acceptable. Describe your requirements when you request a quotation.

Where can I buy the ITR-ATV-150 and what does it cost?

It is available through this page, by quotation. The cost depends on your requirements and delivery destination, so we provide it in the quotation and do not publish a price here.

Summary

The hardest part of moving goods is often the last stretch, over ground no truck can cross and no person wants to push a load across. The iTR All-Terrain Remote Control Transport Vehicle covers that stretch with a 150kg (330lb) payload, two 2400W brushless motors, independent suspension and 290mm of ground clearance, all driven electrically and steered by remote control. Its slow, steady pace fits orchards, greenhouses, farmland and warehouses alike. If that matches your site, this page is the starting point.