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Automation in logistics: Zalando expands Nomagic's robot fleet.
The AI-powered picking robot from Sereact automates order picking at MS Direct in the AutoStore – without prior training and also during night operations. | Photo: Sereact
AI Robotics in Practice: How Sereact Automates Warehouse Processes and Order Picking
An AI-powered robot from Sereact autonomously picks items – without prior training and adapted in real time to changing products. | Image: Sereact
Flexible warehouse automation: Körber integrates AI robotics from Sereact into supply chain solutions.
AI-supported robotic solutions from Sereact ensure more efficient picking processes at the e-fulfillment specialist Active Ants. | Image: Active Ants
Active Ants automates picking with Sereact's AI robots – without training individual items
Automated shuttle warehouse with 1,500 robots that independently control the logistics processes. (Photo: TGW Logistics)
Food Logistics: TGW Automates Picnic Distribution Center for 200,000 Households
Autonomous sorting robots in use at GLS: An employee equips the self-driving AGVs with packages at the Bielefeld depot. (Photo: GLS Germany)
GLS automates parcel sorting with sorting robots at the Bielefeld depot
In Wiener Neudorf, the Rewe Group is constructing a highly automated logistics center for dry goods. The core element of the project is the latest generation of the OPM solution from Witron with 40 COM machines. | Image: Rewe
Automation in Food Logistics: Rewe, Tesco & Axfood Rely on Higher Picking Performance with Witron
The picking robot "RovoFlex" (in the foreground) is a fully automatic single-item picking solution from TGW, which is designed to allow up to 1,000 picks per hour. | Image: TGW
TGW automates new fulfillment center for OneMed in Gothenburg – Consafe remains WMS partner
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