Moving raw materials or work-in-progress parts to a manufacturing area is typically accomplished by using manual tow carts or moving full pallets of material. By automating material transport, companies can optimize productivity by scheduling deliveries to reduce production bottlenecks.

With the ability to travel and perform without an operator, Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs) navigate facilities on predetermined paths. They offer repeatability of material moves, increased safety and the reallocation of labor to more important tasks.

Innovative technology such as Locus Robotics’ Directed Picking optimizes productivity by visually directing workers to the next closest pick opportunity, reducing lost time for workflow decision-making and eliminating unproductive walk time.

From tools that rapidly handle small products and parts to palletizing robotic arms that make assembly and disassembly easy at the dock door, our collaborative robot (cobot) options are an excellent first step into warehouse automation.

Our engineering exports can design, program and maintain a custom robotic system to help you streamline a variety of operations from picking and packing to palletizing.