The logistics industry is in the midst of a technological transformation. Innovative robotic solutions such as palletizing and depalletizing robots, picking robots, autonomous mobile robots (AMR), shelf-to-person systems, rackbots and drones are fundamentally changing warehouse and material flow processes.

These technologies are helping companies to work more efficiently and precisely while at the same time responding flexibly to future challenges.

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Pick robots are specially developed robots that are designed to pick items directly from shelves, containers or conveyor systems and transfer them precisely to target stations such as picking or packaging areas. Equipped with modern sensor technology and AI-based object recognition, they can master even complex tasks such as gripping a wide variety of shapes and sizes of goods:

• Versatility
  Pick robots can handle a wide variety of items - from delicate foodstuffs to heavy goods. Their flexible gripping systems automatically adapt to the product characteristics.
• Precision
  Advanced gripping technologies enable items to be removed safely and quickly, even with complex shapes. AI recognizes the optimum gripping position and prevents damage.
• Use in e-commerce logistics
  Pick robots are ideal for warehouses with high order volumes. They speed up order picking, increase efficiency and reduce the workload of employees.

Possible applications

Drones are a pioneering technology that can significantly increase the efficiency of warehouse and production processes. They enable fast, precise and secure data collection for various logistical tasks.

Possible applications

Humanoid robots are a technological innovation that can revolutionize the logistics industry. They are able to take on complex tasks without completely replacing humans. Their strengths lie in their mobility, collaboration and interaction.

Areas of application

• Inventory
  Drones use cameras, sensors and RFID technology to record stock levels on shelves and significantly reduce inventory times.
• Inspections
  They inspect warehouse areas that are difficult to access, such as high shelves or conveyor systems, and increase safety.
• Fast integration
  Drones can be easily integrated into existing infrastructures without the need for structural modifications.

Areas of application

• Versatility
  These robots can move around in a typical working environment, climb stairs, lift loads and use tools.
• Collaboration
  They work seamlessly with human employees, taking on tasks such as picking, packing and quality inspection.
• Interaction and communication
  Thanks to voice control and AI technology, they understand instructions, answer questions and adapt flexibly to changing conditions.

Advantages of drones

• Speed
  Faster data collection than with manual methods.
• Precision
  Sophisticated sensors and cameras ensure error-free recording.
• Accessibility
  Ideal for warehouses with complex structures or hard-to-reach areas.

Advantages of humanoid robots

• Efficiency
  They optimize processes and reduce manual work.
• Safety
  Take on dangerous or physically demanding tasks.
• Flexibility
  Adaptation to different logistical requirements and working environments.

Future prospects

Drones could play a key role in logistics, particularly in inventory monitoring, security checks and in hard-to-access storage zones.

Future prospects

Humanoid robots could provide valuable support, particularly in warehouses with a large variety of items, during security checks or in hazardous work areas.