Order picking systems: Corzie horizontal carousel goods-to-person system and Rapido pick-to-light system.
Goods-to-person workstations connected to the AutoStore Grid for order picking and restocking, including VersaPort, ConveyorPort, CarouselPort, RelayPort, FusionPort and PickUpPort.
Goods-to-person workstations with put-to-light systems. They come as Sync, aSync and Hybrid pack-check stations, plus stations for replenishment, returns and bin consolidation.
Retail-store online order fulfillment system with software-guided front-of-store cart picking, back-of-store pick-to-light picking and pack stations including BOPIS.
Order preparation systems: pick to belt, pick to light, picking islands served by RGVs and picking systems with sorter for automatic sorting.
Grocery warehouse automation for full-crate, item and case picking, with robotic AS/RS for goods-to-person picking and buffer storage.
Case and piece picking, palletizing and depalletizing systems, ranging from pick-to-light and goods-to-person manual picking to layer pickers and case and piece picking robots.
Pick-to-light and put-to-light systems with light modules, a duct system, control boxes and ControlIT software. Used for order picking, consolidation, kitting and parcel sortation.
Goods-to-person order fulfillment systems for warehouses and distribution centers. The systems bring stored items to picking workers and return totes to storage automatically.
Goods-to-Person pick/put wall that inVia Picker Robots build from each day's orders; workers stay stationary at the wall while robots deliver and dynamically slot inventory totes.
Goods-to-person fulfilment system that uses 3D robots to move bins. The robots have a 50 kg payload and handle euro bins or 650x450 bins in storage up to 6 deep.
Goods-to-person solution that brings PODs or pallets to picking operators. Pod height up to 2.7 m; stated 20% storage capacity expansion.
Tote storage and retrieval from static racking using Z-series robots and the iRES robot execution system. iRES connects to WMS, ERP, MES and OMS via FTPS and API and controls 1000+ AMRs in one map.
RDS goods-to-person systems in which robots or automated systems deliver inventory to a stationary operator for picking, rated at 250 to 400 lines per hour.
Pick-to-light system with indicator displays mountable on shelving or rack storage, for order picking, putting, sorting and kitting in applications requiring 300-500 lines per man-hour.
Goods-to-person system in which AMRs bring freestanding shelf units to a stationary picker. It handles eaches, inner packs and full cases, at 300–350+ picks per hour, with no fixed infrastructure.
Picking systems from manual workstations with pick-by-light, put-to-light and pick-by-voice to the automated systems rotapick and autopick.
Pick-by-Light and Put-to-Light systems with eButton, eTag and MiniMaster (ASi-5 bus) and the IntelliPick control software with WMS/ERP integration.
Ergonomic goods-to-person picking station on a one-to-one principle; 300 to 700 lines per hour depending on items per line and special operations.
Automated A-frame dispensers for split-case, broken-case and less-than-full-case orders, rated up to 4,200 orders per hour.
Mobile A-frame dispenser shipped factory-assembled. One primary unit controls up to 8 modular frames, rated up to 2,000 orders per hour.
Semi-automated order picking system using LED buttons on flow racks to guide operators to item locations, for broken case picking and kitting.
Paperless picking system with light modules, a controller and a control computer with TCP/Ethernet connection, used for kitting, assembly and logistics order picking.
Goods-to-person order picking workstations built on the Ergonomics@work!® concept.
Fully automatic order picking solutions, such as A-Frame systems.
Goods-to-person and person-to-goods picking for pallet and small-parts warehouses, including the SpeedCom picking workstation and pick-by-voice or pick-by-light tools.
Automated goods-to-person system built around a 3D robot moving in three dimensions; handles Euro bins and 650x450 mm bins, storage up to 6-deep, with no lifts, conveyors or sequencers.
Goods-to-person picking, CaddyPick monorail picking station, ItemPiQ robotic piece picking, ACPaQ mixed-case palletizing, and pick-by-voice, pick-by-light and HoloPick guidance.
An automated picking and storage system. Patented 3-Elements hooking units handle unstable and deformable goods without pallets. Stores up to 8 deep; scales to over 20 m high.
Semi-automated order picking systems. SPL is goods-to-man, PPS combines man-to-goods and goods-to-man, and ARP is man-to-goods with automatic replenishment.
Shuttle-based goods-to-person order fulfillment system combining shuttles, a conveyor network, manual or robotic picking workstations and TGW warehouse software.
Robot-based goods-to-person system in which mobile robots move beneath storage and workstations. It gives direct access to every SKU at storage heights of up to 12 meters.