Solutions
Four points in the plant where fixed automation stops and manual work begins — and where AgentOS and AgentBot take over without rebuilding the warehouse.
Scenario 01
Put-away and retrieval in existing high-bay racking, vertical lift modules, and ASRS tote lines — deployed into the racks and cabinets you already operate.
Available
Scenario 02
Unloading, sorting, and registering incoming material against purchase and WMS records, with exceptions surfaced to operators instead of silently absorbed.
Available Layout-dependent
Scenario 03
Moving totes, trays, and bins between storage, staging, and production areas — including handover to conveyors and roller lines.
Available
Scenario 04
Feeding and returning material at the production line in the sequence the line requires, including kitting and empty-container return.
Available Line layout dependent
Status reflects current product capability. Each deployment is scoped against site layout, container standards, safety constraints, and system interfaces — confirmed during the assessment phase.
How we scope
Container types, dimensions, weights, labels, and SKU distribution.
Aisle width, rack condition, floor, traffic, and safety zones.
WMS/MES/ERP/PLC interfaces and the data each side owns.
Measured criteria agreed before engineering starts.
Single-cell proof, then multi-station and multi-site scale.
A structured assessment of your material flow, containers, systems, and safety constraints — with a written scope, acceptance criteria, and clear go/no-go.
