Technologies

High-throughput order fulfillment for facilities with complex and diverse product assortments • Operations aiming for lights-out automation and reduced dependency on manual labor

Warehouses utilizing shuttle-based storage and retrieval systems • Operations deploying fleets of autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) for material movement

Growing enterprises looking to modernize warehouse operations and hone competitive advantages • Warehouses relying on manual case handling for inbound and outbound processes

Picking from goods-to-person systems and inducting to sortation systems • Sorting items to a put wall or picking single-item orders directly to auto-bagger systems

High-bay storage and retrieval in manufacturing and distribution centers • Narrow-aisle warehousing for space-optimized operations

Picking metal components (e.g., hinges) from bulk containers in manufacturing • Automated parts feeding for assembly or machining processes

Warehouses that have exhausted available floor space and need to increase storage capacity without building expansion • Operations seeking goods-to-person automation without the complexity of traditional AS/RS or conveyor-heavy systems

Operations aiming for 24/7 uninterrupted order fulfillment • Retailers and distributors managing a very large number of SKUs