Automated Warehouse Robotics
Augment your labor force and improve operational throughput.
As technology continues to develop, automated warehouse robots continue to perform a greater share of the labor required for modern fulfillment. Robotics take the rote, repeatable, and menial tasks away from your human labor force while increasing productivity and lowering operational costs. By implementing robotics, you add value to the work performed by traditional labor.
Benefits of introducing warehouse robotics include:
Below, we highlight the benefits of autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) and automated guided vehicles (AGVs). The fundamental difference between an autonomous mobile robot and an automated guided vehicle is in relation to how they travel through a facility. An AGV moves along a pre-determined path with the help of a wire or a series of magnets, where an AMR is autonomously navigating through a facility with the help of programmable software.
The Flow And Sort Tool is a three-part automation sortation system aimed at lowering labor costs and improving unloading times for floor- stacked shipping containers and trailers.
Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs) support warehouse operations by transporting materials within a facility. AGVs are programmed to travel along a predictable path, guided by software and a sensor-based navigation system that causes the machine to stop if it encounters an obstacle.