Technologies

Manufacturing plants for moving components and finished goods between workstations • FMCG (Fast-Moving Consumer Goods) and pharmaceutical distribution centers

Production lines with fragile products (e.g., thin-walled containers, wrapped bundles) • Facilities with low ceiling height or space constraints

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

E-commerce fulfillment centers facing rising consumer expectations and shrinking order cycle times • Operations implementing or combining AS/RS with Goods-to-Person (GTP) stations

E-commerce and mail-order business for buffering and sequencing single parts (SKUs) • Fashion and apparel distribution centers handling shirts, shoes, and packaged goods

As a first automation step for manual material handling operations • Sortation in logistics processes with fluctuating item volumes

E-commerce fulfillment centers, such as large cycling e-shops • Warehouses with high-volume, multi-SKU order picking requirements

Companies with many small products in limited space needing enhanced picking productivity • Operations requiring 24/7 order fulfillment