Technologies

Warehouses with a high number of SKUs but low pallet quantity per SKU • Operations requiring random access storage and retrieval (non-FIFO/LIFO bound)

Automated storage for small parts in manufacturing and assembly • Spare parts and service logistics warehouses

Distribution centers aiming for continuous warehouse optimization instead of infrequent annual slotting adjustments • Warehouses with high product turnover rates and frequent new product introductions

High-volume each picking (piece picking) operations • Garments on hanger (less than 3kg) distribution

High-volume e-commerce order fulfillment • Retail store replenishment

Managing large production flows requiring balancing and buffering • Operations needing clean, quiet, and oil-free overhead transport (e.g., clean rooms, food processing)

Automating material transport between production lines and warehouses • Supply chain logistics within manufacturing facilities

Storing lumber, pipes, and metal profiles in building material and construction supply warehouses • Warehousing for furniture, carpets, and other lengthy home goods