Projects

#AutoStore#Fashion#Bastian Solutions#Goods-to-Person#3PL#NFI+3

Bastian SolutionsIndianapolis, Indiana, United States

PUMA Indianapolis East Coast Distribution Center

PUMA, NFI/Cal Cartage, and Bastian Solutions deployed North America's largest AutoStore Black Line system, increasing capacity 10x and reducing delivery times from 8 days to 2 days.

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#BEUMER Group#Green Automation#Sliding Shoe Sorter#Energy Efficiency#Germany#Fashion+1

Beumer GroupWeiden, Germany

Witt-Gruppe Weiden Distribution Center

Witt-Gruppe deployed BEUMER Group's energy-efficient LS-4000 'green' sorters, the world's first of their kind, achieving over 76% annual energy savings and handling 180,000 items daily.

0180,000/daySortation

#BEUMER Group#Pouch Sorter#Returns Processing#Italy#Fashion#Space Optimization+1

Key Features

•BEUMER Group BG Pouch System™ technology

•Ceiling-mounted installation to conserve valuable floor space

•Approximately 30% smaller footprint than conventional pouch sorting systems

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Results & Benefits

•Increased fulfillment and returns handling capacity within the same physical warehouse

•Achieved significant space savings through overhead installation and compact design

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Calzedonia Group Italian Distribution Center Pouch System

Beumer GroupItaly

Calzedonia Group implemented BEUMER Group's BG Pouch System to expand fulfillment and returns capacity within its existing Italian distribution center, saving floor space with a ceiling-mounted design.

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Shuttle SystemsAMR - Goods to Person

X-step Smart Warehouse - Fashion & Apparel warehouse automation project

Goods-to-Person SystemsWES (Warehouse Execution)

#Geek+#Goods-to-Person#Robotic Shuttle#Apparel#Omnichannel#AMR+1

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X-step Smart Warehouse

Geek+

X-step implemented Geek+ Robo shuttle tote-to-person picking solution to handle international expansion and seasonal demand fluctuations in sports apparel industry.

Autonomous Mobile RobotsPick-to-Light

Ariat Wholesale Footwear & Apparel Order Fulfillment Center - Fashion & Apparel warehouse automation project in United States

Goods-to-Person SystemsRobotic Piece Picking

Tilt-Tray Sorter

#Footwear#Apparel#Tilt-Tray Sorter#Robotic Picking#Goods-to-Person#Wholesale+3

016,000/dayTransportPickingSortation

Ariat Wholesale Footwear & Apparel Order Fulfillment Center

EuroSortUnited States

A wholesale footwear and apparel brand automated order consolidation with the EuroSort Twin Push Tray Sorter, integrating Exotec and Geek+ robotic picking to process up to 16,000 items per hour.

AutoStore (Cubic)Autonomous Mobile Robots

PUMA Indianapolis Pandemic-Resilient Distribution Center - Fashion & Apparel warehouse automation project in United States

Goods-to-Person SystemsWMS (Warehouse Management)

#Pandemic Response#E-commerce Surge#Bastian Solutions#AutoStore#Goods-to-Person#On-Time Delivery+2

Key Features

•Opened on schedule and on budget in June 2020 despite global pandemic challenges

•Designed with significant expansion capacity (ability to add 400,000 sq ft)

•Built to handle sustained peak-level e-commerce volumes ('every day a Black Friday')

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Results & Benefits

•Successfully launched in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic, providing vital capacity

•Enabled PUMA to service dramatically accelerated e-commerce demand triggered by the pandemic

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Bastian SolutionsIndianapolis, Indiana, United States

PUMA Indianapolis Pandemic-Resilient Distribution Center

PUMA's Indianapolis DC, opened on-time in June 2020 amidst the pandemic, provided critical capacity to handle surging e-commerce demand, acting as a 'beacon of hope' for future growth.

670,000 m²0StorageTransportPicking

Pallet RackingOverhead Conveyors

Fashion Retail Automated Hanging Garment Warehouse - Fashion & Apparel warehouse automation project

Monorail SystemsLive Storage for Picking

Tilt-Tray SorterWMS (Warehouse Management)

#Hanging Garments#Fashion#Grid Conveyor#Matrix Sortation#Micro-Trolley#Retail+1

015,000/dayStorageTransportPickingSortation

Fashion Retail Automated Hanging Garment Warehouse

psb intralogistics GmbH

Automated storage and handling system for 8 million hanging garments featuring grid conveyor transport, dynamic buffering, and multi-stage matrix sortation.

#Apparel#Unit Sortation#Omnichannel#Element Logic#United States#E-commerce Fulfillment+1

Element LogicUnited States

Carter's / OshKosh USA Distribution Center

The children's apparel brand boosted distribution efficiency with Element Logic's high-speed unit sortation technology, enabling precise handling of thousands of units for retail and e-commerce orders.

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Shuttle SystemsGoods-to-Person Systems

PUMA - Geiselwind Multi-Channel Automated Distribution Center - Fashion & Apparel warehouse automation project in Germany

WMS (Warehouse Management)WES (Warehouse Execution)

Highly Automated

#Fashion & Apparel#Omnichannel Retail#TGW Logistics#FlashPick®#Shuttle Systems#Germany+2

Key Features

•TGW FlashPick® system as the high-performance core, integrating a shuttle warehouse with 700,000 storage locations

•Ergonomic PickCenter One picking workstations optimizing operator efficiency and comfort

•Annual dispatch capacity of up to 74 million items, supporting multi-channel (retail + wholesale) fulfillment

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Results & Benefits

•Achieved annual dispatch capacity of 74 million items, meeting multi-channel fulfillment demands

•Reduced order-to-goods-issue time to an average of 10 minutes, aligning with PUMA’s 'FOREVER FASTER' mantra

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TGW LogisticsGeiselwind, Germany

PUMA - Geiselwind Multi-Channel Automated Distribution Center

PUMA’s highly-automated distribution center in Geiselwind, Germany, uses TGW’s FlashPick® system (700,000 storage locations) to dispatch 74 million items/year with 10-minute order-to-issue time, serving retail and wholesale channels.

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AutoStore (Cubic)Autonomous Mobile Robots

Cutter & Buck Seattle Apparel Fulfillment Center - Fashion & Apparel warehouse automation project in United States

Goods-to-Person SystemsWES (Warehouse Execution)

#AutoStore#Apparel#Kardex#E-commerce#Goods-to-Person#Footprint Reduction+2

KardexSeattle, Washington, United States

Cutter & Buck Seattle Apparel Fulfillment Center

Cutter & Buck deployed an AutoStore system with 34,000 bins and 54 robots, implemented by Kardex, to streamline apparel fulfillment, reduce storage footprint by 50%, and achieve order turnaround in under 10 minutes.

10,000 m²0StorageTransportPicking