Automation Suppliers

Polytec supplies industrial automation, robotic systems, intralogistics and turnkey plants. Its projects include robotic material handling, palletizing, depalletizing and automated warehouse order preparation. The company is headquartered in Borgo Chiese, Italy. Its North American operation provides automation and engineering support to industrial customers in Canada, the United States and Mexico.

FORTNA designs and integrates warehouse and distribution automation. Its systems include autonomous mobile robots, automated storage and retrieval, conveyors, sortation and goods-to-person order fulfilment equipment. The company supplies FORTNA WES warehouse execution software and integrates technologies including AutoStore and Hai Robotics. It is headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, and lists a Canadian location in North York, Ontario.

HUBTEX North America supplies material handling vehicles manufactured by HUBTEX. Serves United States, Canada-wide, Ohio, Pacific Northwest.

Crown Equipment Corporation designs and manufactures forklifts and material handling equipment. Serves Canada-wide, Ontario, Quebec, British Columbia, Alberta, Western Canada, United States, Ohio.

Kardex supplies automated storage, retrieval and order fulfilment systems. Its group headquarters are in Zurich, Switzerland. Its portfolio includes vertical lift modules, carousels, miniload systems, pallet storage, conveyors and warehouse software. It integrates AutoStore systems and announced an expansion of that business into Canada in September 2026, supported by its team and partner network.

Photoneo supplies 3D cameras, scanners and software for vision guided robotics. The business is part of Zebra Technologies and has its headquarters in Bratislava, Slovakia. Its products support bin picking, depalletizing, piece picking, packaging and machine loading. The range includes MotionCam-3D, PhoXi scanners, Bin Picking Studio and Locator Studio. Published applications include ABB and FANUC robots, and its sales coverage explicitly includes Canada.

Dematic designs and supplies warehouse and distribution automation. Its portfolio includes automated storage, conveyors, sortation, robotic picking, automated guided vehicles, autonomous mobile robots and warehouse software. The company provides lifecycle support for its systems. Its global headquarters are in Atlanta, Georgia, and its Canadian directory lists a Mississauga, Ontario, office with sales and service contacts.

Pcdata provides warehouse automation and logistics software from its head office in Kerkrade, the Netherlands. Its systems include pick and put to light equipment and warehouse management software. The company integrates robotic crate and item picking with its Distrib software. Its US subsidiary explicitly serves customers in the United States and Canada and provides technical support.

Logiss Srl designs and manufactures material handling and warehouse automation systems. Its main headquarters are in Rovereto, Italy. Its range includes package and pallet conveyors, automated storage, order preparation systems and autonomous mobile robots. The company lists Storcan in Châteauguay, Quebec, as its North American contact.

Ocado Group develops software, robotics and automation for grocery fulfilment. Serves Canada-wide, Ontario, Quebec.

Ferag Solutions supplies intralogistics and order fulfilment automation. Its offerings include overhead sorting conveyors, warehouse automation and material flow systems. The company is headquartered in Hinwil, Switzerland. Its North American operation supports customers in Canada and publishes an office in Barrie, Ontario. Its ferag.doWarehouse software supports warehouse management and process automation alongside its material handling equipment.

Modula Inc. supplies automated storage and retrieval equipment for manufacturing and distribution operations. Its products include vertical lift modules, horizontal carousels, picking systems and warehouse management software. Its current contact page identifies its US headquarters in Franklin, Ohio. The company documents Canadian installations, including a customer in Chilliwack, British Columbia.

Modula designs and manufactures automated vertical and horizontal storage systems. Its equipment presents stored goods to operators, with picking aids and WMS software for inventory, order and storage management. The company retains its headquarters and production operations in Salvaterra di Casalgrande, Italy, with additional offices in Fiorano Modenese. Its published international network includes Canadian dealers.

Rainbow Dynamics develops warehouse-automation robots and software. Its systems include four-direction shuttle storage, goods-to-person robotics, autonomous mobile robots, picking solutions, warehouse-control software, and automated storage and retrieval. The United Kingdom-headquartered company identifies a manager responsible for partnerships across the United States and Canadian markets.

Robot.com develops and operates robots for delivery, warehouse logistics and inspection. Its headquarters are in San Francisco, California, and it explicitly documents operations in Canada. Its range includes sidewalk delivery robots and cargo robots for moving bulk orders. The company also presents a humanoid platform for tasks including order picking and packaging and operates advertising services through its mobile robot fleet.

Almasons develops the GiNi software suite for warehouse and supply chain operations. Serves Canada-wide, United States.

inVia Robotics develops warehouse automation using autonomous mobile robots and warehouse execution software. Serves Canada-wide, Ontario.

Datex develops warehouse management software. Its Footprint platform supports inventory, order fulfilment, lot tracking and warehouse workflows, with configurable applications through Datex Studio. The software serves third-party logistics, cold storage, food and pharmaceutical operations. Datex identifies headquarters in Clearwater, Florida, and publishes a dedicated Canadian telephone contact.

Cimcorp integrates robotic material handling and production logistics systems. Its solutions serve tyre manufacturing, grocery distribution and electric vehicle battery production. The company combines robotic handling with controls and software for material flow and order management. Its headquarters is in Ulvila, Finland, and its Canadian sales and service operation is in Grimsby, Ontario.

Körber Supply Chain integrates warehouse and logistics automation, software and material handling systems. Its portfolio includes proprietary equipment and selected third party technologies. Its capabilities include conveyor and picking systems, parcel sorting and warehouse management and control software. The company identifies a parcel logistics team in Mississauga, Ontario.

Locus Robotics designs, builds and deploys autonomous mobile robots for warehouse fulfilment. Its global headquarters are in Wilmington, Massachusetts. Its Locus Origin and Locus Vector robots move goods while workers pick orders, with fleet coordination through LocusONE. The company documents a deployment at Staples Canada’s Vancouver fulfilment centre.

BEUMER Group supplies conveying, sorting, packaging and warehouse automation systems. Its portfolio includes robotic picking, baggage handling and warehouse control technology. The company supplies complete material flow systems and associated software. It lists a Canadian operation in Calgary, Alberta.

Ridg-U-Rak manufactures pallet racking and storage systems. Serves Canada-wide, United States.

ELT Systems Group is the automation division of Eastern Lift Truck. Serves United States.

Agile Robots SE develops robotic arms, humanoid robots, dexterous hands, autonomous mobile robots and AI software for industrial automation. Serves United States.

Ambi Robotics builds artificial intelligence based robotic systems for parcel sorting and stacking. Serves United States.

AMR Integration designs and deploys autonomous mobile robot systems for factories and warehouses. Serves United States.

ARCO Solutions designs and integrates intralogistics systems for storage, picking, packing, sorting and conveying. Its systems combine conveyors, automated storage, AutoStore, autonomous mobile robots, warehouse control software, PLC controls, vision and barcode verification. The company serves logistics, manufacturing, food, e-commerce, pharmaceutical and health care operations. Its contact page lists an office in Grubbenvorst, Netherlands.

Arnold Packaging and its Arnold Automation division supply and integrate packaging, robotics and material handling systems. The offering includes FANUC robots, palletizers, pick and place cells, conveyors, sortation, case forming and sealing, labelling, wrapping and warehouse fulfilment equipment. The company designs, installs, maintains and repairs automation for manufacturing, food and beverage, pharmaceutical, warehouse and distribution operations.

AFORMIC builds autonomous mobile robots and software for factory and warehouse intralogistics. Serves United States.

Aegis Sortation designs and integrates conveyors, sorters, robotics, automated storage, mobile robots and warehouse software. Serves United States, Ohio.

Alascom Srl integrates industrial robots, collaborative robots, autonomous mobile robots and industrial information systems.

AGVE Group designs and manufactures automated guided vehicles, vehicle controllers and complete material handling systems. Serves United States.

Yujin Robot develops GoCart autonomous mobile robots, custom AMR platforms and factory assembly automation.

DMW&H designs, integrates, installs and supports automated material handling and fulfilment systems. Its portfolio includes conveyors, sortation, automated storage and retrieval, autonomous mobile robots, robotic picking and mixed case palletizing. Its indaGO warehouse control system coordinates fulfilment technologies and connects with enterprise resource planning and warehouse management systems. The company identifies its headquarters in Fairfield, New Jersey.

Sorion Electronics Ltd designs and manufactures guided assembly, collaborative robotics and end of line test systems.