Automation

Solutions In Action is a proven provider of many various automation technologies. From robots, to AGVs, to AS/RS, and more. We can provide what your operations need to be successful.

Robotic palletizing is an automated process where robots are used to load and arrange products onto pallets, improving efficiency, accuracy, and safety in the packing process. It has been employed in industries such as food and beverage, automotive, consumer goods, and anywhere else it is required for high-speed and consistent palletizing tasks.

A conventional palletizer is a machine designed to automatically stack products onto pallets in precise, stable patterns. These palletizers use advanced technology, including layer-forming mechanisms and pattern adjustments, to handle various product types efficiently while optimizing throughput and reliability.

Automated Storage and Retrieval Systems (AS/RS) are computer-controlled systems that efficiently store and retrieve goods in warehouses or distribution centers. They use automated equipment such as cranes, shuttles, or robots to optimize space utilization, reduce labor costs, and improve inventory accuracy.

Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs) are mobile robots designed to transport materials or products within a facility without human intervention, following predetermined paths or using navigation technologies like lasers or magnetic strips. They are widely used in warehouses and manufacturing plants to increase efficiency, reduce labor costs, and improve safety.

Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs) are advanced robots that navigate and transport materials autonomously within a facility using sensors, cameras, and AI-based systems to map and adapt to their environment. Unlike AGVs, AMRs can operate more flexibly, adjusting their paths dynamically and interacting with their surroundings in real-time.

Order picking technologies, such as pick-to-light and pick-to-voice, are systems that assist warehouse workers in efficiently selecting items for orders. Pick-to-light uses visual indicators to guide workers to the correct items, while pick-to-voice provides audio instructions, improving accuracy and speed in order fulfillment, alongside other methods like barcode scanning or robotic-assisted picking. These technologies can include many different pick disciplines such as order dispensing, split case and full case picking, and robotic order picking

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