Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 6.87
…optimize stock management, order processing, order picking, packaging, and ergonomics for the employees.” “We are very satisfied with the collaboration, which has resulted in a phased plan that will enable Newpharma to respond more flexibly to future market developments and secure further sustainable growth,” he said. Scallog to showcase new Flexytote robot At the SITL trade show this week at Paris Porte de Versailles, Scallog is showcasing the latest addition to its lineup, the Flexytote robot. The company will showcase the robot at the “Warehouse of the Future,” an immersive environment devoted to innovations for intralogistics. Flexytote will be demonstrated…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 6.85
…industry and technology awards, the company said its system can reduce operational costs and improve workplace quality, safety, and ergonomics. Supporting more than 100 of the world’s top brands and deployed at over 250 sites around the world, Locus said it enables retailers, 3PLs, and specialty warehouses to efficiently meet and exceed the increasingly complex and demanding requirements of today’s fulfillment environments.
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 6.74
…the quality of the organic vegetables is monitored at ergonomic workstations integrated into the logistics system, ensuring consistent quality and operational efficiency. “This Movu atlas installation for BIO-FROST Westhof GmbH is a true example of simple and easily accessible plug and play automation that delivers efficient, flexible, reliable goods flow in challenging low temperature environments,” said Stefan Pieters, CTO of Movu Robotics. “Its scalability provides automation that handles peaks and adapts easily to future requirements.” The Movu atlas pallet shuttle has generated unmatched efficiency for WesthofBIO in its organic vegetable storage and operations. Source: Movu Robotics Six Movu atlas pallet…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 6.67
…a major challenge for warehouse operators, from throughput and ergonomics to employee retention. It has applied artificial intelligence and robotics to solving the problem. The Cambridge, Mass.-based company this week announced $26 million in Series A funding and that its robots are already unloading tens of thousands of packages from trucks in pilot deployments. Industry veterans also joined Pickle Robot's executive team. AJ Meyer, founder and CEO of Pickle Robot, answered the following questions from Robotics 24/7: How long have the pilot implementations been going? Do you expect a lot of feedback, or is this more to prove Pickle Robot's…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 6.51
…stance and an open-view mast for better visibility and ergonomics. For longer battery shift life, the vehicle is outfitted with an optimized displacement pump for more efficient motor operation. Operators are assured of proper fork and pallet placement with the Vantage Point camera and its high dynamic range image sensor that provides simultaneous low- and high-light performance. The Raymond Corp. Booth: S2003 Reduce fatigue in manual pallet loading, unloading with leveler The P4 Floor Height Load Leveler improves worker productivity and reduces fatigue in manual pallet loading and unloading operations. It includes a pan-style platform that lowers to floor height…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 6.49
…Parts can be individualized, such as manufacturing tools with ergonomics specific to the worker. Essentially, 3D printers can replace your just-in-time inventory. Already a reality, virtual warehouses can send 3D model files digitally to the nearest 3D printer. Logistics companies like DHL and UPS are already using 3D printing to supplement their “end-of-runway” services when specific parts are needed in the fastest time possible. Not everything should be 3D printed. But with its multiple benefits, 3D printing technology can improve the supply chain in ways that shouldn’t be overlooked. Jamie Howard is president of Ultimaker Americas, where he is responsible…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 6.43
…accuracy and efficiency while also making the process more ergonomic for warehouse employees.” “With no need for fixed platform development, it makes it easy for Asda to scale operations in line with business growth,” he said. “All they have to do is adjust the number of robots and destination chutes.” Geek+ robots provide flexibility, speed, and accuracy, according to the partners. Source: Geek+ “We had a lot of fun delivering the solution, as Geek+ sorting robots are a highly flexible technology that can be integrated and customized to work with existing equipment on customer sites, such as conveyor belts or…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 6.42
…lower the physical demands on employees, and improve workplace ergonomics and quality, it said. In addition, GEODIS said the robots reduce tedious, repetitive tasks and increase worker retention across its sites. The company said this allows it to enhance its operations and meet evolving customer needs. Locus Robotics to expand global footprint Locus said its AMRs collaborate with human workers to double or triple productivity, with less labor than traditional piece-handling systems. The Wilmington, Mass.-based company said it can help retailers, 3PLs, and specialty warehouses meet increasingly demanding fulfillment requirements. It won a 2022 award for International Intralogistics and Forklift…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 6.37
…North American Charging Standard. The new control panel features ergonomic bar-style controls, a large touch screen that displays live status updates, and an intuitive interface for creating Mow Zones and adjusting mower settings. The companion Scythe mobile app further equips crews with tools providing field-level intelligence, allowing for simple Mow Zone management, settings adjustments from a distance, and communication with bilingual Scythe field support. “In developing this generation of M.52, we’ve been laser focused on improving the things that matter most to our landscape customers: autonomous performance, reliability, and battery life,” said Davis Foster, Scythe co-founder and chief engineer. “Our…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 6.29
…carton shuttles. It claimed that Medius will “enable agile, ergonomic order-fulfillment processes” by providing “warehouses and distribution centers with alternatives to carton shuttles and crane-based systems for balanced throughput, investment, and storage capacity.” Medius specifications. Source: Addverb Technologies Optimizing the use of space within a warehouse, Medius can operate at seven levels up to 3.7 m (12 ft.) high, with the ability to add more aisles by combining multiple multilevel systems (MLS), said Addverb. It can automate the storage and retrieval of cartons or totes, the company said. Medius features a storage capacity of 255,000 crates, double-deep tote picking, and…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 6.27
…its system also contributes to a safer and more ergonomic environment for all warehouse associates. In addition, the integrated AMRs can minimize exhaustion, stress, and the risk of injury-prone activities such as loading and pushing carts, the company said. “Being a long-standing Körber partner and understanding our capability in delivering complete end-to-end software, robotics, and operational solutions, Lambert looked to us when it was time to take the next step in their warehouse digitization journey,” said John Santagate, vice president of robotics software at Körber Business Area Supply Chain. “The subscription-based model is ideal for Lambert, as it provides a…
Found in Robotics News & Content, with a score of 6.26
…and productivity, accurate fulfillment, reduced labor costs, safety and ergonomics, and space optimization.” “With a robust data collection and analytics process, all these benefits equip Newegg with a competitive advantage and a better customer experience,” he added. By taking on tedious or hazardous tasks, the robots allow associates to be reassigned to more complex and value-added activities that require greater problem-solving, decision-making and cognitive skills, Geek+ said. The robots also reduce physical strain and risk of injuries common among manual picking processes. In addition, employees have acquired new skills to supervise and maintain the robots while evaluating how they operate…