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Addverb 3PL Omnichannel Fulfillment Center
Pallet Flow RackingShuttle SystemsAutonomous Mobile RobotsPallet Conveyors
Box Conveyor SystemsPick-to-LightRobotic Piece PickingMixed Case Palletizing
DepalletizingTilt-Tray Sortersorting robotWES (Warehouse Execution System)
Fully Automated
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#3PL#Omnichannel#AMR#Addverb#Robotic Picking#Warehouse Execution System+3
Key Features
Integrated fixed and flexible automation solution for omnichannel (B2B & B2C)
AI-enabled WES for dynamic picking and routing strategies
Dual-layer sortation system (Zippy 25 robotic sorter) handling 3600 eaches/hour
+3 more features
Results & Benefits
Increased capacity to 16,500 pallet positions and 86,400 tote positions
Achieves dispatch of 100,000 pieces per day to 2,500 unique destinations
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Third-Party Logistics (3PL)

Addverb 3PL Omnichannel Fulfillment Center

Addverb

Addverb transformed a 330,000 sq. ft. 3PL facility with integrated fixed and flexible automation, enabling seamless B2B and B2C operations and a dispatch of 100,000 pieces daily.

330,000100,000/dayStorageTransportPickingSortation
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PUMA Indianapolis Pandemic-Resilient Distribution Center
AutoStore (Cubic)Autonomous Mobile Robots
Goods-to-Person SystemsWMS (Warehouse Management)
Fully Automated
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#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')
+2 more features
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
+2 more results
Fashion & Apparel

PUMA Indianapolis Pandemic-Resilient Distribution Center

Bastian SolutionsIndianapolis, Indiana, United States

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.

670,0000StorageTransportPicking
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L.L.Bean - Freeport Maine Distribution Center Sortation Modernization
Small Load ConveyorsCross-Belt Sorter
WMS (Warehouse Management)WES (Warehouse Execution)
Highly Automated
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#Omnichannel Retail#Sortation Systems#BEUMER Group#Warehouse Automation#United States#L.L.Bean+2
Key Features
Conversion from two-pass to single-pass sortation system, increasing capacity from 18,000 to 37,000 units per hour
Virtual machine expansion (2 to 4) optimizing sorter utilization for omnichannel order processing
Real-time visibility to wave progress, picking, sorting, and order completion for end-to-end workflow management
+3 more features
Results & Benefits
Doubled distribution center capacity cost-effectively without facility expansion
Increased sortation throughput from ~18,000 to 37,000 units per hour
+4 more results
Omnichannel Retail

L.L.Bean - Freeport Maine Distribution Center Sortation Modernization

Beumer GroupFreeport, Maine, United States

L.L.Bean partnered with BEUMER Group to modernize its Freeport, Maine distribution center, converting from a two-pass to single-pass sortation system, boosting capacity from 18,000 to 37,000 units/hour for omnichannel order fulfillment.

00TransportSortation
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Boot Barn – Scaling Nationwide Retail Distribution with HaiPick ASRS
Mini Load AS/RSLights-Out Automated StorageAMR - Goods to Person
Goods-to-Person SystemsCase and Piece PickingWES (Warehouse Execution)
WMS (Warehouse Management)
Highly Automated
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#Boot Barn#HaiPick#ASRS#Goods-to-Person#ACR#Hai Robotics+9
Key Features
34-foot high lights-out automated storage doubles density compared to Boot Barn's previous facility
460 totes per hour throughput with 100% picking accuracy
50% reduction in labor requirements
+4 more features
Results & Benefits
Doubled storage density versus Boot Barn's previous facility
460 totes per hour throughput
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Retail & E-Commerce

Boot Barn – Scaling Nationwide Retail Distribution with HaiPick ASRS

Hai RoboticsKansas City, United States

Boot Barn, the largest retailer of Western wear in the United States, partnered with Industrial Procurement Services (IndPro), SSI SCHÄFER, and Hai Robotics to deploy a HaiPick ASRS in its new 450,000-square-foot Kansas City distribution facility. The system doubles storage density, achieves 460 totes per hour at 100% picking accuracy, reduces labor requirements by 50%, and delivers a 250% efficiency gain over the facility's previous wire-guided order picking operation — while supporting three facility expansions within a single year.

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