Up to very recently the material handling automation industry concentrated almost exclusively on storage, retrieval and transportation of goods. This session provides a broad overview of the latest approaches to automated and robotic order picking, with an emphasis on application fundamentals, performance, ...

Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs) are becoming more and more industry standard. AGV technology itself is common across numerous suppliers. However, key elements such as the logistics interface for IT integration and the trend toward lithium-ion (Li-Ion) battery systems with automatic charging, continue ...

It’s a dirty job, but someone has to do it. Your distribution model will have to adapt to ongoing business changes. Oftentimes, businesses are faced with two choices: 1. Build a totally new distribution center, OR 2. Retrofit an existing distribution center while staying operational. Successfully ...

In this session, OTTO Motors CEO and Co-Founder, Matthew Rendall and PULSE Integration's Chief of Strategy & Innovation, Matthew Chang, will explore one of the world’s first ‘at scale’ AMR deployments. Using a real-world example of AMR deployment at a F500 company, OTTO Motors and PULSE Integration will ...

The buzzword in industrial robotics today is “collaborative,” and for good reason. This capability enables easier teachability and greater safety across the robotics ecosystem. Originally, industrial robots could only operate around people if they were caged because of how potentially dangerous they ...

Whether your goals are focused on performance, reliability, reducing touch points, labor or cost optimization – robotic order picking is top of mind for many companies today. Join two of the world’s foremost experts on the subject of order picking robotics as they deliver core insights to help you implement ...

Learn how intelligent logistic robots leverage AGV/AMR-technology, AI, and modular software and hardware, to deliver operational flexibility. True Industry 4.0 solutions mitigate issues related to data intelligence, unpredictable changes in inventory, customer demand and operational changes. Flexible ...

Autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) are capable of transporting loads up to 1,500 kilograms. Superior vision and mapping technologies enable Fetch mobile robots to perceive and navigate warehouse and factory environments. They’re intelligent enough to dynamically reroute around obstacles without operator ...