Technologies

Retail, e-commerce, and Third-Party Logistics (3PL) fulfillment centers • Operations with high-SKU counts and space constraints

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

High-volume e-commerce and retail fulfillment centers with extreme space constraints • Warehouses with diverse product mixes requiring a single, high-density storage and picking solution

Parcel and express shipping hubs (e.g., FedEx network) • Distribution centers loading mixed-SKU pallets or direct-to-trailer loads

Agricultural processing (e.g., milled corn, grains, animal feed) • Bulk bag palletizing in chemical, mineral, or food ingredient industries

Production lines for bagged goods such as chemicals, fertilizers, food ingredients, or construction materials • Facilities seeking to fully automate from product filling to palletizing

Grocery distribution centers building store-specific, mixed-SKU pallets • Retail supply chains aiming to optimize shelf restocking labor at stores

Parcel and express distribution centers for inbound or outbound sorting • E-commerce fulfillment centers sorting customer orders by destination