Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 3.60
March 26, 2021
…says Suzanne McGough, WES product manager at automation provider Honeywell Intelligrated. McGough says: “Our customers are looking at new avenues into advanced automation, which makes WES critical in utilizing those technologies, whether its robotics, other new systems and how to integrate new automation with what they already have.” Since WES is always cognizant of the progress of work in different zones, a key function is bottleneck avoidance, says McGough. In DCs with human pickers, AMRs, and some lift trucks traveling the floor, a WES also devises routes and tasks to avoid congestion. “With warehouse execution’s waveless mentality, it’s continuously releasing…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 7.83
March 23, 2021
…and customer support. Existing customers of VELO3D include SpaceX, Honeywell, Boom Supersonic, Chromalloy, and Lam Research. In the fourth quarter, VELO3D plans to begin shipping its Sapphire XC laser printing system, which it said will support parts production at up to five times higher volume and three times lower cost than its existing Sapphire technology. “VELO3D partners with the world’s most innovative companies leading the future of space travel, transportation, and energy,” stated Benny Buller, CEO of VELO3D. “With JAWS Spitfire’s long-term partnership, we expect to extend the reach of VELO3D’s technology and bring its solutions to even more customers…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 7.68
February 17, 2021
…quit, says Jason Franklin, director of product management with Honeywell Intelligrated (pictured right). With Honeywell’s LMS, machine learning technology is being used to more accurately predict employee attribution based on historic separations. “The software considers the behaviors individuals in a facility tend to exhibit right before they quit and match it to people who may be in a similar scenario, that allows time to set up an engagement model that could help us avoid that separation and the costs involved.” Work execution insights Lucas Systems isn’t an LMS vendor, but its “Work Execution” software optimizes processes and gives supervisors tools…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 12.44
February 10, 2021
…devices, says Scot Stelter, director of offering management for Honeywell Productivity Solutions and Services. Keyed devices will still be part of the mix, he asserts. However, he fully expects these and touchscreen devices to be the two dominant form factors going forward. That said, not all devices are created equal. As Stelter explains, the warehouse mobility device market is divided into two camps. One focuses on upfront cost while the other on a lower cost of ownership. Such a split is hardly unique in capital expenditures, but it means that mobile device selection falls into two buckets. One is lower…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 10.13
December 16, 2020
…as well as product management and strategy for the Honeywell Voice business. Under Hendrickson’s leadership, the team created a global partner advisory council, launched channel products and programs targeted at new segments, and built a high-touch channel program to drive more than 90% of sales through the channel. James is based in Berkshire Grey’s Pittsburgh Robotics Innovation Center. “The global supply chain is more critical than ever. Providing customers with options to scale their business and protect their workers with advanced robotic solutions is essential,” said Hendrickson. “Given the maturity of Berkshire Grey’s technology and the growing global demand, the…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 8.92
December 15, 2020
…Protolabs in 2012, Bodor held progressive leadership roles at Honeywell and McKinsey. “I look forward to the opportunity to serve our employees, our customers, and our shareholders,” says Bodor. “I want to thank Vicki for her support and guidance over the past seven years, and I am excited about Protolabs’ future and what we can accomplish. I am fortunate to have the opportunity to lead the world’s foremost digital manufacturing service provider that’s helping accelerate product innovation and supply chain optimization across many industries. My commitment is to inspire our incredible team of employees and deliver value for our customers…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 10.92
August 27, 2020
…three-year revenue increase of 32%. On last year’s list, Honeywell Intelligrated climbed from sixth to fourth, where it sits with an estimated $1.8 billion in revenues - more than double from three years ago. The number is based on the warehouse automation division of Honeywell’s Safety and Productivity Solutions business. Pieter Krynauw, president of Honeywell Intelligrated, says the company continues to see strong growth in the warehouse automation sector. In 2019, the company released an autonomous robotic unloader that uses artificial intelligence to unload. It also released its Connected Assets offering, which builds on its connected distribution center infrastructure. The…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 11.84
August 21, 2020
…its Teachers’ Innovation Platform (TIP), along with existing investor Honeywell, brings the company’s total funding to $82.7 million. The funds will be used to further accelerate Attabotics’ commercial deployment, invest in new technologies, scale manufacturing operations, and more. Inspired by ant colonies, Attabotics’ system condenses a traditional warehouse into a single, vertical storage structure. Inside the structure, robotic shuttles move in three-dimensional space (X, Y, and Z axes) to store and deliver goods to workers on the perimeter who pick, pack and ship orders. Attabotics’ single structure also significantly reduces a retailer’s warehouse footprint (by up to 85%, according to…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 6.02
August 21, 2020
…says Suzanne McGough, WES product manager at automation provider Honeywell Intelligrated. “Our customers are looking at new avenues into advanced automation, which makes WES critical in utilizing those technologies, whether its robotics, other new systems and how to integrate new automation with what they already have,” says McGough. Since WES is always cognizant of the progress of work in different zones, a key function is bottleneck avoidance, says McGough. In DCs with human pickers, AMRs, and some lift trucks traveling the floor, a WES also devises routes and tasks to avoid congestion. “With warehouse execution’s waveless mentality, it’s continuously releasing…
Found in Robotics Companies & Businesses, with a score of 52.09
April 13, 2020
Honeywell Voice delivers best-in-class, voice-directed workflow processes designed to streamline the mobile workforce. Honeywell Voice moves workers safely and efficiently, making their jobs easier while enabling them to operate more productively, accurately and profitably. Regardless of operation size, fulfillment requirements or business objectives, Honeywell Voice adapts to deliver many of the benefits of voice-guided workflows and mobile process automation to help run a smarter, better business.
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 38.96
March 17, 2020
…and value chain Holistic supply chain approach to warehouse Honeywell Voice gives you the best-in-class, voice-directed workflow processes designed to streamline your mobile workforce. Honeywell Voice moves people, safely and efficiently. As a result, you achieve higher levels of productivity and accuracy in your operations…helping you to run a smarter, better business. Driving profitable growth and streamlining existing processes while reducing costs and implementing new technologies is a balancing act. With our deep supply chain industry and process expertise, the Honeywell Voice team can help you identify ways to reduce your operating costs — while supporting workforce performance improvements. To…
