Technologies

High-volume distribution centers for food, beverage, and consumer goods • Operations building mixed-SKU pallets for store delivery (e.g., grocery, retail)

Grocery and retail distribution centers building store-specific mixed-SKU pallets • Operations requiring stable, automated palletizing of diverse product sizes and shapes

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

Distribution centers building mixed pallets with strict stacking rules (e.g., grocery, retail) • Operations needing to automate mixed-SKU palletizing but lacking an affordable sequencing solution

Food and beverage industry (e.g., palletizing open-top cases of wine/beer bottles) • Production lines with a mix of packaging formats (cases, trays, totes, bags)

Production lines for uniform cases (e.g., beverage, canned goods) • Operations requiring high-speed, repetitive layer palletizing

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

Manufacturing and distribution facilities with high-volume, manual depalletizing tasks • Operations handling uneven or mixed-SKU inbound pallets (e.g., book distribution, mixed goods)