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Day: 5 December 2022

Plumbing supplier automates with AutoStore

Posted on by David Priestman

Dianflex, a leading plumbing and heating supplier with a global presence in over 35 countries, has selected a Dematic solution featuring an AutoStore system to automate and enhance several of its logistics processes.

Specifically, the Italian-based Dianflex had a goal to improve it service to customers and chose Dematic to make picking operations more flexible, reduce warehouse space in use, improve picking times and cut down on errors.

Flavio Este, managing director for Dematic Italy, explains: “Our solution made it easy for them to meet all their customer needs such as flexibility, performance, expandability, and security. The highly experienced Dianflex team and the fact Gianluca Di Mieri, the company’s general manager, knows where he wants to take his organisation allowed us to come up with a project design in just two months and then finalise it in three, which is an unusual timeframe for an automated system design.”

Dematic is set to implement the solution at the end of 2022 in Dianflex’s logistics facilities in Atena Lucana, not far from Salerno and where the company is also headquartered.

“We had complete trust in Dematic because we assessed and perceived a competence and professionalism that we had previously not encountered. The attention to customer needs and the operator expertise are strong indicators of why they are a company at the forefront of the intralogistics industry,” says Di Mieri.

Easy AutoStore integration

The project implementation calls for Dematic Software to run and manage the entire operation. The AutoStore system has 11,000 standard plastic containers with orders placed at three carousel doors while storage processes are to be carried out at two conveyor doors. Finally, 16 R5 automatic robots are to handle the plastic containers for the storage and order picking processes.

Thanks to the numerous interfaces made possible by Dematic Software, the AutoStore system can be easily integrated with the logistics processes at Dianflex.

 

Plumbing supplier automates with AutoStore

Posted on by David Priestman

Dianflex, a leading plumbing and heating supplier with a global presence in over 35 countries, has selected a Dematic solution featuring an AutoStore system to automate and enhance several of its logistics processes.

Specifically, the Italian-based Dianflex had a goal to improve it service to customers and chose Dematic to make picking operations more flexible, reduce warehouse space in use, improve picking times and cut down on errors.

Flavio Este, managing director for Dematic Italy, explains: “Our solution made it easy for them to meet all their customer needs such as flexibility, performance, expandability, and security. The highly experienced Dianflex team and the fact Gianluca Di Mieri, the company’s general manager, knows where he wants to take his organisation allowed us to come up with a project design in just two months and then finalise it in three, which is an unusual timeframe for an automated system design.”

Dematic is set to implement the solution at the end of 2022 in Dianflex’s logistics facilities in Atena Lucana, not far from Salerno and where the company is also headquartered.

“We had complete trust in Dematic because we assessed and perceived a competence and professionalism that we had previously not encountered. The attention to customer needs and the operator expertise are strong indicators of why they are a company at the forefront of the intralogistics industry,” says Di Mieri.

Easy AutoStore integration

The project implementation calls for Dematic Software to run and manage the entire operation. The AutoStore system has 11,000 standard plastic containers with orders placed at three carousel doors while storage processes are to be carried out at two conveyor doors. Finally, 16 R5 automatic robots are to handle the plastic containers for the storage and order picking processes.

Thanks to the numerous interfaces made possible by Dematic Software, the AutoStore system can be easily integrated with the logistics processes at Dianflex.

 

Plug & play motor retrofit project

Posted on by Keith McKinley

Carrying out a large scale retrofit at any facility can be daunting, but at a steel mill, where extreme conditions and high productivity demands combine, particularly so. As equipment such as motors require replacement, plant operators need to install new units quickly to safeguard uptime. That’s why Aperam, a leading producer of steel and alloy, selected Bauer Gear Motor to carry out a three-year retrofit project for the roller table conveyor drives at its Châtelet facility.

While the operating life of a motor can exceed 10 years, eventually plant managers will need to upgrade to a new efficiency standard or replace faulty units. However, the footprint and interfaces of new equipment will almost never match up to the original, which can make retrofitting a modern motor problematic. Complex mechanical adaptations to fit the new unit can be very time consuming. With demand and prices for steel and alloy through the roof, any extended downtime for a retrofit project at a steel mill must be avoided.

The Aperam Châtelet facility in Belgium consists of a melt shop and a rolling mill, which produces durable steel and alloy. During routine inspections, maintenance engineers at the plant identified that the motors powering the roller table conveyors required replacement. Due to the weight of the slab, each roller was powered by its own dedicated motor. Therefore, carrying out a motor retrofit project – which would require extensive mechanical adaptation for each unit – was unacceptable. Consequently, Aperam approached Bauer Gear Motor, a brand of Altra Industrial Motion Corp., to provide a plug and play motor retrofit solution.

Bauer retrofit solution

Bauer Gear Motor says it is a world leader in geared motor technologies, with a proven track record in providing highly robust and reliable drives for use in challenging metal industry applications. Focused on delivering motors that attain the highest efficiency standards, Bauer also offers operators in the metal industry a plug and play retrofit solution for drives operating on roller table conveyors.

The Bauer retrofit solution features two key elements. A standardised shaft connection using either a flange or coupling ensures increased ease and speed of installation. This is matched by a foot adaptor plate, which allows a one-to-one changeover between the old and new motor. A plug and play design eliminates the need for any costly, time consuming mechanical adaptations. Consequently, retrofitting new motors can be done with minimal downtime.

Plug & play solution

“What was key for the Aperam project was that we could offer a plug and play solution as a complete package, which was particularly important to engineers at the facility,” explains André, Regional Sales Manager, North Europe. “Our extensive engineering knowledge in the metals industry and the OEM support we could provide were also deciding factors. One of the primary challenges was to deliver the volume of motors required within the timeframes of the plant’s scheduled downtime, but our production capacity ensured we could achieve this. Over three years, we have updated all the motors on the roller table conveyors, bringing the system up to a new efficiency standard while also streamlining future maintenance and retrofit work.”

Bauer offers specialised motors specifically for roller table conveyors. With heavy duty fan or non-ventilated designs, the motors feature windings for delivering high torque, heavy duty gearbox housings and gear wheels, seals to withstand high temperatures and IP65 enclosures as standard.

By standardising the shaft connections and footplates for Aperam, Bauer was able to not only streamline the initial retrofit project, but all subsequent motor upgrades or replacements required for the roller table conveyors in future. This ensures that as the Châtelet facility moves to improve energy efficiency and boost reliability, these dual aims can be achieved while safeguarding production uptime.

Plug & play motor retrofit project

Posted on by David Priestman

Carrying out a large scale retrofit at any facility can be daunting, but at a steel mill, where extreme conditions and high productivity demands combine, particularly so. As equipment such as motors require replacement, plant operators need to install new units quickly to safeguard uptime. That’s why Aperam, a leading producer of steel and alloy, selected Bauer Gear Motor to carry out a three-year retrofit project for the roller table conveyor drives at its Châtelet facility.

While the operating life of a motor can exceed 10 years, eventually plant managers will need to upgrade to a new efficiency standard or replace faulty units. However, the footprint and interfaces of new equipment will almost never match up to the original, which can make retrofitting a modern motor problematic. Complex mechanical adaptations to fit the new unit can be very time consuming. With demand and prices for steel and alloy through the roof, any extended downtime for a retrofit project at a steel mill must be avoided.

The Aperam Châtelet facility in Belgium consists of a melt shop and a rolling mill, which produces durable steel and alloy. During routine inspections, maintenance engineers at the plant identified that the motors powering the roller table conveyors required replacement. Due to the weight of the slab, each roller was powered by its own dedicated motor. Therefore, carrying out a motor retrofit project – which would require extensive mechanical adaptation for each unit – was unacceptable. Consequently, Aperam approached Bauer Gear Motor, a brand of Altra Industrial Motion Corp., to provide a plug and play motor retrofit solution.

Bauer retrofit solution

Bauer Gear Motor says it is a world leader in geared motor technologies, with a proven track record in providing highly robust and reliable drives for use in challenging metal industry applications. Focused on delivering motors that attain the highest efficiency standards, Bauer also offers operators in the metal industry a plug and play retrofit solution for drives operating on roller table conveyors.

The Bauer retrofit solution features two key elements. A standardised shaft connection using either a flange or coupling ensures increased ease and speed of installation. This is matched by a foot adaptor plate, which allows a one-to-one changeover between the old and new motor. A plug and play design eliminates the need for any costly, time consuming mechanical adaptations. Consequently, retrofitting new motors can be done with minimal downtime.

Plug & play solution

“What was key for the Aperam project was that we could offer a plug and play solution as a complete package, which was particularly important to engineers at the facility,” explains André, Regional Sales Manager, North Europe. “Our extensive engineering knowledge in the metals industry and the OEM support we could provide were also deciding factors. One of the primary challenges was to deliver the volume of motors required within the timeframes of the plant’s scheduled downtime, but our production capacity ensured we could achieve this. Over three years, we have updated all the motors on the roller table conveyors, bringing the system up to a new efficiency standard while also streamlining future maintenance and retrofit work.”

Bauer offers specialised motors specifically for roller table conveyors. With heavy duty fan or non-ventilated designs, the motors feature windings for delivering high torque, heavy duty gearbox housings and gear wheels, seals to withstand high temperatures and IP65 enclosures as standard.

By standardising the shaft connections and footplates for Aperam, Bauer was able to not only streamline the initial retrofit project, but all subsequent motor upgrades or replacements required for the roller table conveyors in future. This ensures that as the Châtelet facility moves to improve energy efficiency and boost reliability, these dual aims can be achieved while safeguarding production uptime.

Tag the Temperature

Posted on by David Priestman

A new easy-to-use tag is bringing exciting new functionality to pharma and fresh food logistics.

Pharma cold chain logistics requires strict adherence to temperature ranges, regulatory controls, and tight expiration windows. When dealing with products that require ultra-low temperature tracking and monitoring – vaccines, biosamples, blood, and cell and gene therapies (CGT) are just a few examples — even the slightest temp excursion, failure to comply, or shortest delay could result in a lost shipment worth millions. In fact, failures in the pharma cold chain alone cost the industry an estimated $35 billion annually. Furthermore, there is no guarantee that shipments would arrive intact and usable without the ability to monitor temperatures, be exposed to humidity and light, or withstand an impact/shock event.

Fresh product transport faces similar issues. Today’s consumers expect more than just food; they want freshness and sustainability too. This parallels the global supply chain, where the expectation is for on-time, in-full deliveries, freshness, and—no surprise—sustainability, with a healthy helping of innovation.

The solution is simple – full visibility in real time to control the parcel at every stage of their journey.

With Tive’s supply chain visibility solution, the manufacturer can monitor the temperature and location of shipments in real time. If a shipment is set to the wrong temperature, the manager can contact the carrier armed with the information necessary to have the issue fixed right away. In addition, the manager can prepare replacement shipments as soon as a potential issue is identified, instead of waiting until arrival to discover damages and frantically manufacture and ship replacements. This means that the company can avoid lost time on the market and reliably deliver on its commitments to the end customer.

Trackers and Tags

Traditional Tive Trackers are compact, affordable, available for single or multi-use, and feature a one-button interface that makes them easy to use. The trackers stay attached to time-critical shipments until their destination, providing shipment data directly to customers at every step. Tive’s cloud application sends custom notifications when issues arise. In the event of a temperature excursion, team members can quickly identify a problem with the dry ice or PCM.

“The development of technology allows the use of trackers and probes monitoring the goods cable in refrigerated conditions, which thanks to the use of IoT and cloud computing as well as universal access to the network allow for constant monitoring, among others, of temperature, humidity, or location of the shipment in real time, and even in the case of minimal deviations from the set parameters, all parties involved are notified with special alerts. Tive has been offering such solutions since 2016. The challenge for companies now is to implement such solutions on all freight requiring transport in a controlled temperature,” said Dennis Perjet, Head of Strategic Accounts, EMEA.

Besides traditional trackers, which capture and transmit hyper-accurate location and temperature data of shipments in real time — enabling customers to actively monitor in-transit shipments, take action when deviations occur, and identify areas for supply chain improvements – this summer Tive introduced a new solution, called the Tive Tag. It is a cloud-enabled temperature logger, in the form of a thin, flexible shipping label, and at half the cost of a conventional logger.

“The Tive Tag is a simple solution for shippers, retailers, cold storage operators, and last mile delivery,” said Dennis Perjet. “It’s a shipping label with an incredible amount of tech embedded inside it. And it’s incredibly easy to use. In just 3 steps you stick the label on, scan the label with your phone, and ship.”

Tive has a portfolio of award-winning cold chain innovations. Tive covers the full range of temperatures required to protect all critical cold chain shipments—including dry ice and cryogenic shipments. In addition to lithium and non-lithium Solo 5G trackers (TT-7000/TT-7100) already covering the temperature range of -30°C to +60°C, Tive is adding new trackers with probes that will reach -200°C to monitor dry ice and cryogenic shipments.

Tag the Temperature

Posted on by David Priestman

A new easy-to-use tag is bringing exciting new functionality to pharma and fresh food logistics.

Pharma cold chain logistics requires strict adherence to temperature ranges, regulatory controls, and tight expiration windows. When dealing with products that require ultra-low temperature tracking and monitoring – vaccines, biosamples, blood, and cell and gene therapies (CGT) are just a few examples — even the slightest temp excursion, failure to comply, or shortest delay could result in a lost shipment worth millions. In fact, failures in the pharma cold chain alone cost the industry an estimated $35 billion annually. Furthermore, there is no guarantee that shipments would arrive intact and usable without the ability to monitor temperatures, be exposed to humidity and light, or withstand an impact/shock event.

Fresh product transport faces similar issues. Today’s consumers expect more than just food; they want freshness and sustainability too. This parallels the global supply chain, where the expectation is for on-time, in-full deliveries, freshness, and—no surprise—sustainability, with a healthy helping of innovation.

The solution is simple – full visibility in real time to control the parcel at every stage of their journey.

With Tive’s supply chain visibility solution, the manufacturer can monitor the temperature and location of shipments in real time. If a shipment is set to the wrong temperature, the manager can contact the carrier armed with the information necessary to have the issue fixed right away. In addition, the manager can prepare replacement shipments as soon as a potential issue is identified, instead of waiting until arrival to discover damages and frantically manufacture and ship replacements. This means that the company can avoid lost time on the market and reliably deliver on its commitments to the end customer.

Trackers and Tags

Traditional Tive Trackers are compact, affordable, available for single or multi-use, and feature a one-button interface that makes them easy to use. The trackers stay attached to time-critical shipments until their destination, providing shipment data directly to customers at every step. Tive’s cloud application sends custom notifications when issues arise. In the event of a temperature excursion, team members can quickly identify a problem with the dry ice or PCM.

“The development of technology allows the use of trackers and probes monitoring the goods cable in refrigerated conditions, which thanks to the use of IoT and cloud computing as well as universal access to the network allow for constant monitoring, among others, of temperature, humidity, or location of the shipment in real time, and even in the case of minimal deviations from the set parameters, all parties involved are notified with special alerts. Tive has been offering such solutions since 2016. The challenge for companies now is to implement such solutions on all freight requiring transport in a controlled temperature,” said Dennis Perjet, Head of Strategic Accounts, EMEA.

Besides traditional trackers, which capture and transmit hyper-accurate location and temperature data of shipments in real time — enabling customers to actively monitor in-transit shipments, take action when deviations occur, and identify areas for supply chain improvements – this summer Tive introduced a new solution, called the Tive Tag. It is a cloud-enabled temperature logger, in the form of a thin, flexible shipping label, and at half the cost of a conventional logger.

“The Tive Tag is a simple solution for shippers, retailers, cold storage operators, and last mile delivery,” said Dennis Perjet. “It’s a shipping label with an incredible amount of tech embedded inside it. And it’s incredibly easy to use. In just 3 steps you stick the label on, scan the label with your phone, and ship.”

Tive has a portfolio of award-winning cold chain innovations. Tive covers the full range of temperatures required to protect all critical cold chain shipments—including dry ice and cryogenic shipments. In addition to lithium and non-lithium Solo 5G trackers (TT-7000/TT-7100) already covering the temperature range of -30°C to +60°C, Tive is adding new trackers with probes that will reach -200°C to monitor dry ice and cryogenic shipments.

Redkik forms partnership with ERGO

Posted on by David Priestman

Redkik is set to overhaul how cargo insurance is transacted in Singapore as it announces a strategic partnership with insurer ERGO.

Buying insurance has historically been tedious and time consuming. Lack of flexibility, inefficient technology, and waiting on underwriters for annual policies does not need to be the customer experience any longer.

Redkik’s innovative insurance software now allows transport intermediaries, TMS systems and anyone in the transportation & supply chain in Singapore to offer insurance coverage underwritten by ERGO with a single click.

“Use of an API integration at the point of sale seamlessly adds coverage without unnecessary redirects to external websites and without disrupting the sales flow. This is a game-changer for the industry and we are beyond excited to have achieved this together with Redkik,” said Tony Betteridge, Head of Marine of Munich Re.

By offering this InsurTech/SaaS solution, this new partnership enables anyone in Singapore to purchase insurance when they want it (even day of), how they want (transactional on computer or any mobile device) and for what they want (affordable) – resulting in instant premium quotations at the time of freight being booked.

This expedited process is coupled with competitive pricing and clear policy wording for customers’ specific needs.

Redkik expands across Asia

“Redkik has enjoyed expanding to the Asian market with ERGO; they have been nothing but knowledgeable in supporting this partnership and imminent launch across Asia. Redkik’s technology and ERGO’s well established insurance capabilities has led to a transformative partnership that will change the way we think of cargo insurance,” said Chris Kalinski, CEO and founder of Redkik.

“ERGO is excited to partner with Redkik. We want to transform the way Marine Cargo business is done in our region and offer instant quotes and issuance of the certificate of insurance to our customers in seconds,” said Karl-Heinz Jung, Chief Executive of ERGO Singapore.

This SaaS solution for cargo insurance is now available for transport intermediaries to distribute in Singapore and will soon expand through the rest of Asia. This follows a successful launch in the US in 2021 and Europe and Brazil in 2022.

 

Redkik forms partnership with ERGO

Posted on by Keith McKinley

Redkik is set to overhaul how cargo insurance is transacted in Singapore as it announces a strategic partnership with insurer ERGO.

Buying insurance has historically been tedious and time consuming. Lack of flexibility, inefficient technology, and waiting on underwriters for annual policies does not need to be the customer experience any longer.

Redkik’s innovative insurance software now allows transport intermediaries, TMS systems and anyone in the transportation & supply chain in Singapore to offer insurance coverage underwritten by ERGO with a single click.

“Use of an API integration at the point of sale seamlessly adds coverage without unnecessary redirects to external websites and without disrupting the sales flow. This is a game-changer for the industry and we are beyond excited to have achieved this together with Redkik,” said Tony Betteridge, Head of Marine of Munich Re.

By offering this InsurTech/SaaS solution, this new partnership enables anyone in Singapore to purchase insurance when they want it (even day of), how they want (transactional on computer or any mobile device) and for what they want (affordable) – resulting in instant premium quotations at the time of freight being booked.

This expedited process is coupled with competitive pricing and clear policy wording for customers’ specific needs.

Redkik expands across Asia

“Redkik has enjoyed expanding to the Asian market with ERGO; they have been nothing but knowledgeable in supporting this partnership and imminent launch across Asia. Redkik’s technology and ERGO’s well established insurance capabilities has led to a transformative partnership that will change the way we think of cargo insurance,” said Chris Kalinski, CEO and founder of Redkik.

“ERGO is excited to partner with Redkik. We want to transform the way Marine Cargo business is done in our region and offer instant quotes and issuance of the certificate of insurance to our customers in seconds,” said Karl-Heinz Jung, Chief Executive of ERGO Singapore.

This SaaS solution for cargo insurance is now available for transport intermediaries to distribute in Singapore and will soon expand through the rest of Asia. This follows a successful launch in the US in 2021 and Europe and Brazil in 2022.

 

Mushiny receives prestigious robotics award

Posted on by David Priestman

Mushiny, a world-leading expert in intelligent robotic logistics systems, has won the Gaogong Golden Globe Robot award for the new generation of its Xi’he iRMS system. Considered the ‘Oscars’ in the field of robotics in China, the GG Robot Awards have been held since 2014 and honour products and companies that demonstrate technological excellence.

The breakthrough management architecture of Mushiny’s independently-developed Xi’he iRMS system brings hybrid robot applications globally to customers across multiple industry sectors, including warehousing and manufacturing. The Xi’he iRMS system features characteristics such as seamless integration into upstream and downstream operations, powerful scheduling capacity, and unique 1:1 simulation and WYSIWYG functions. Other key features of this industry-leading robot management system include rapid deployment in less than two weeks, no requirement for personnel training, and a potential three-to-five-times increase in operational efficiency.

The next-generation Mushiny Xi’he iRMS system is already in operation in the US at a warehousing picking project for designer goods discount retailer Saks OFF 5TH. Pairing the capability of its Xi’he iRMS system with a fleet of its efficient T6 autonomous mobile robots (AMRs), Mushiny has built an intelligent goods-to-person picking system at Saks OFF 5TH’s 270,000 sq ft (c. 25,000 sq m) MDT1 FC warehouse that seamlessly integrates into the existing WMS. Mushiny’s solution allows flexible upgrades and scalability, enabling the retailer to handle peak shopping season with a picking capacity of up to 120,000 units per day.

Benchmark in Hybrid systems

Considered a benchmark in hybrid robot scheduling systems, Mushiny Xi’he iRMS provides ground-breaking functions and excellent usability. Across a range of industry sectors, it offers automated handling, sorting and access in a variety of modes such as order-to-person and carrier-to-person.

The worldwide market for hybrid robot management systems offering intelligent logistics is growing at a rapid rate, driven by the increase in eCommerce and a shortage of labour in developed territories. To address this demand, the Mushiny Xi’he iRMS system can provide unprecedented compatibility and seamless integration in a completely open platform, making it easy to deploy and use. Aside from Mushiny’s own AMRs, the system can integrate with robots from different manufacturers. Companies can therefore build a future-orientated architecture of intelligent logistics with Xi’he, while protecting existing investment. This is particularly appealing to enterprises that plan to enhance or expand their current robot systems.

Mushiny at trade exhibitions in 2023

As part of its increased commitment to its overseas markets, Mushiny is displaying its technology at three major trade fairs in 2023. In Europe, it will be present at Hannover Messe (17th-21st April, Hannover, DE) and LogiMAT (25th-27th April, Stuttgart, DE), and in the US it will be exhibiting at ProMAT (20th-23rd March, Chicago). Mushiny cordially invites owners and operators of warehouses to visit its booth at these events to discuss ways in which they can optimise efficiency, reduce costs and increase the flexibility of their logistics operations.

 

 

Mushiny receives prestigious robotics award

Posted on by David Priestman

Mushiny, a world-leading expert in intelligent robotic logistics systems, has won the Gaogong Golden Globe Robot award for the new generation of its Xi’he iRMS system. Considered the ‘Oscars’ in the field of robotics in China, the GG Robot Awards have been held since 2014 and honour products and companies that demonstrate technological excellence.

The breakthrough management architecture of Mushiny’s independently-developed Xi’he iRMS system brings hybrid robot applications globally to customers across multiple industry sectors, including warehousing and manufacturing. The Xi’he iRMS system features characteristics such as seamless integration into upstream and downstream operations, powerful scheduling capacity, and unique 1:1 simulation and WYSIWYG functions. Other key features of this industry-leading robot management system include rapid deployment in less than two weeks, no requirement for personnel training, and a potential three-to-five-times increase in operational efficiency.

The next-generation Mushiny Xi’he iRMS system is already in operation in the US at a warehousing picking project for designer goods discount retailer Saks OFF 5TH. Pairing the capability of its Xi’he iRMS system with a fleet of its efficient T6 autonomous mobile robots (AMRs), Mushiny has built an intelligent goods-to-person picking system at Saks OFF 5TH’s 270,000 sq ft (c. 25,000 sq m) MDT1 FC warehouse that seamlessly integrates into the existing WMS. Mushiny’s solution allows flexible upgrades and scalability, enabling the retailer to handle peak shopping season with a picking capacity of up to 120,000 units per day.

Benchmark in Hybrid systems

Considered a benchmark in hybrid robot scheduling systems, Mushiny Xi’he iRMS provides ground-breaking functions and excellent usability. Across a range of industry sectors, it offers automated handling, sorting and access in a variety of modes such as order-to-person and carrier-to-person.

The worldwide market for hybrid robot management systems offering intelligent logistics is growing at a rapid rate, driven by the increase in eCommerce and a shortage of labour in developed territories. To address this demand, the Mushiny Xi’he iRMS system can provide unprecedented compatibility and seamless integration in a completely open platform, making it easy to deploy and use. Aside from Mushiny’s own AMRs, the system can integrate with robots from different manufacturers. Companies can therefore build a future-orientated architecture of intelligent logistics with Xi’he, while protecting existing investment. This is particularly appealing to enterprises that plan to enhance or expand their current robot systems.

Mushiny at trade exhibitions in 2023

As part of its increased commitment to its overseas markets, Mushiny is displaying its technology at three major trade fairs in 2023. In Europe, it will be present at Hannover Messe (17th-21st April, Hannover, DE) and LogiMAT (25th-27th April, Stuttgart, DE), and in the US it will be exhibiting at ProMAT (20th-23rd March, Chicago). Mushiny cordially invites owners and operators of warehouses to visit its booth at these events to discuss ways in which they can optimise efficiency, reduce costs and increase the flexibility of their logistics operations.

 

 

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