Automation Suppliers

LCS Group integrates industrial automation and intralogistics systems. Its offering covers automated storage, material handling, sorting, robotics, mobile robot fleets and warehouse software. Published projects combine stacker cranes, conveyors, laser guided vehicles and picking stations. Its software provides warehouse management, production management and interfaces to customer enterprise systems across manufacturing, distribution, food and pharmaceutical operations.

SI Systems designs material-handling and assembly automation for warehouses and manufacturers. Its systems include robotic order fulfilment, A-frame picking, in-floor towline conveyors, pick-to-light, order-verification software and assembly-line handling. The company operates from Easton, Pennsylvania, and provides engineering, installation and support.

St. Onge provides supply-chain, logistics, facility and warehouse consulting. Its services cover warehouse design, automation strategy, material flow, warehouse management systems and warehouse control systems. The company states that it is independent of equipment and Software Suppliers. It evaluates automation hardware and software, supports system selection and develops designs for distribution and manufacturing operations.

WDX designs and integrates intralogistics and warehouse-automation systems. Its offering includes racking, conveyors, automated storage, warehouse software, autonomous mobile robots and automated loading and unloading equipment. The company supports projects from needs analysis and equipment selection through installation, integration and optimization. Its official site documents the VersaBox autonomous mobile robot platform within its warehouse solutions.

Mirle Automation Corporation supplies factory and logistics automation systems. Its equipment includes automated storage and retrieval systems, sortation systems, picking and packing equipment, and material transport systems. The company also supplies warehouse management software and semiconductor handling systems, including stockers, overhead transport and automated guided vehicles. Its head office is in Hsinchu, Taiwan.

THIRA ROBOTICS designs and manufactures autonomous mobile robots for factories and logistics facilities. Its vehicle range supports carts, roll containers and other payloads, including a mobile manipulator configuration. The company also provides a fleet management system and publishes integration with warehouse, control and manufacturing software. Its applications include internal transport, warehouse movement, distribution, manufacturing and healthcare logistics.

Cassioli designs and manufactures automated material handling and storage systems. Its range includes automated warehouses, conveyors, guided vehicles, order picking systems and robotic cells with vision. The company integrates assembly, testing, packaging and internal transport using its own control software. It identifies its headquarters in Torrita di Siena, Italy, and publishes matching group information on its Brazilian website.

Industrial Conveying designs, manufactures and installs materials handling systems.

thtRobotics develops robotic picking and packing systems.

Willach Australia supplies pharmacy storage, workflow and automation systems. Its product portfolio includes specialized drawers and shelving, CONSIS robotic dispensing systems and dose-packing and verification solutions. The company designs and supports pharmacy projects for community and hospital dispensaries in Australia and New Zealand. Its equipment is manufactured in Germany.

Zhejiang Mairui Robot develops automated guided vehicles and autonomous mobile robots. Its product range covers transport, warehouse, sorting and shelf handling robots for production and logistics environments. The company supplies mobile robot products and related automation solutions to global customers.

HUBTEX Australia supplies forklifts, sideloaders, material handling equipment and storage systems.

WEWO Techmotion develops automated guided vehicles and intralogistics systems. Its portfolio includes standard, stainless-steel and custom AGVs for pallets, rolls, racks and other industrial loads. The company supplies vehicle control and application-specific material-handling systems and documents installations in manufacturing and food-processing environments.

Zhejiang HuaRay Technology develops machine vision and autonomous mobile robot products. Its vision portfolio includes area scan and line scan cameras, smart cameras, vision sensors, three dimensional cameras and lenses. The company's systems support code recognition, optical character recognition, measurement, positioning and defect detection in manufacturing and logistics.

Damon Technology develops intelligent logistics equipment and conveying systems. Its portfolio includes carton, pallet, vertical, belt and overhead chain conveyors as well as sorting and loading equipment. The company integrates conveyors, robotic arms, automated loading and unloading and electronic picking systems for logistics operations.

IFS Softeon develops warehouse management, warehouse execution and distributed order management software. Its platform also covers labour and resource management, billing, Automation Supplier managed inventory, planning, tracking and orchestration of warehouse automation. IFS completed its acquisition of Softeon in 2026, and the business now operates as IFS Softeon.

Magazino develops mobile robots and autonomy software for intralogistics. Its SOTO robot picks and transports small load carriers, while TORU retrieves cartons or standard containers from shelving for order picking. The Munich-based company became part of Jungheinrich in 2023. Its engineering team also develops autonomy technology for the parent company’s automation portfolio.

Mushiny develops mobile robots and warehouse automation systems. Its headquarters are in Suzhou, China. Its range combines autonomous mobile robots, automated tote storage, goods to person picking and sorting systems. The company also offers automated bag packaging equipment for warehouse fulfilment operations.

QUIROBOT develops autonomous mobile equipment for material movement and inventory operations. Its Quixmind product material describes autonomous forklifts, autonomous stackers, cargo-transport platforms, inventory-control functions, autonomous wheelchairs, and software for moving goods. The company's legal notice identifies QUIROBOT SL in Alicante, Spain.

Zhejiang Libiao Robots develops robotic sorting and tote handling systems for warehouses and logistics operations. Its products include sorting robots, the AirRob tote handling system, supporting equipment, three dimensional sorting and control software. The company's systems address parcel and item sorting as well as high density storage and order fulfilment.

New Trend International Logis-tech Co., Ltd. develops integrated logistics and factory systems. Its automated storage and retrieval solutions connect warehousing with production, picking, sorting and material movement. The company supplies stacker cranes and automated guided vehicles, alongside warehouse management and execution software. Its industrial internet and digital twin platforms collect equipment data and support logistics system management.

Techvico develops autonomous mobile robots and material-handling automation for factories and warehouses. Its services cover system design, robot deployment, navigation configuration and integration with external applications. The company also develops mobile manipulators that combine an AMR platform with a robotic arm. The reviewed sources do not confirm a Canadian office, Canadian service network or headquarters designation.

AML manufactures barcode centred mobile computers, vehicle mounted computers and self service kiosks for warehouses and factories. Its products support barcode scanning, inventory transactions and data collection in industrial operations. The company describes applications in warehousing, manufacturing, transportation and retail. Its privacy policy states that the website is maintained from AML's corporate headquarters in Euless, Texas.

EFFIMAT develops automated vertical storage and order picking systems. Its EFFIMAT 4 and E/Classic products combine compact storage, goods to person presentation and software connections for warehouse operations. The systems can operate independently or connect with existing warehouse management software and can be expanded with automated storage and retrieval modules.

KOCH Industrieanlagen GmbH designs and builds robotic systems for production and intralogistics. Its headquarters are in Dernbach, Germany. Its systems handle filling, packaging, palletizing, order picking and connections between production machines. The company integrates KUKA and ABB robots and provides grippers, commissioning, training and support.

Logistex designs and integrates automated material handling and software systems for warehouses. Its head office is in Kettering, United Kingdom. Its capabilities include storage and retrieval, picking, sortation and warehouse execution software. The company also provides control systems, equipment refurbishment, maintenance, spare parts and ongoing technical support.

REB Storage Systems designs and installs warehouse-storage and material-handling systems. Its solutions include pallet racking, shelving, mezzanines, conveyors, carousels, automated storage and retrieval, pick modules, and warehouse-layout services. The company provides design, equipment supply, installation, relocation, and project management for distribution and manufacturing facilities.

AIVOT Robotics develops vision-based software for robots working in unstructured environments. The no-code platform learns tasks from human demonstrations and spoken instructions and can use operator feedback during operation. The software supports third-party robot arms, autonomous mobile robots, unmanned ground vehicles and quadrupeds. The website lists food service, retail, logistics, manufacturing and healthcare applications.

Covariant developed the Covariant Brain software platform for robotic picking in warehouses and fulfilment centres.

Alert Innovation developed the Alphabot automated grocery fulfilment system. Its robots move storage containers through ambient, chilled and frozen zones for order storage, picking and dispensing. The company report describes robotic fulfilment equipment, software monitoring and automated order handling for grocery operations.

Alpine Supply Chain Solutions provides supply chain and warehouse consulting. Its services include distribution network design, facility layout and slotting, labour management, warehouse process improvement and selection and implementation of WMS, TMS and ERP systems. The company also supports system training and continuous improvement. Its website describes warehouse projects and software implementations and identifies the business as based in Naples, Florida.

ForwardX Robotics develops vision-based autonomous mobile robots and autonomous forklifts for warehouse and manufacturing logistics. Its Flex, Max, Lynx and Apex product families handle different material movement applications. The company offers f(x) fleet management software and publishes deployments involving conveyors, pallet transport and order-picking support. Its documented sectors include automotive, food manufacturing and warehousing.

Heartland Automation designs and integrates autonomous material movement systems for manufacturing and distribution operations. Its work covers material flow analysis, facility layouts, simulation, deployment, training and support. The company combines mobile robots with other material handling equipment. Its published solutions include automated storage and retrieval, picking, putaway and tugging, and it offers proof-of-concept AMR deployments.

AutoStore develops automated storage and retrieval systems using robots operating over a grid of storage bins. Its system includes workstations, controllers and software for warehouse operation and order fulfilment. The company supports retail, grocery, logistics, healthcare and industrial applications through a network of system integrators. Its corporate headquarters are in Nedre Vats, Norway, and its North American headquarters are in Salem, New Hampshire.

Hüttenhölscher designs and builds automated production systems for furniture manufacturing. Its equipment supports cabinet and drawer assembly, panel machining, fitting insertion, material handling, order picking and packaging. The company integrates robotic applications, feeding equipment, vision and marking systems into production lines. Its controls and software offering includes TwinCAT control, web based operator interfaces, process simulation and remote diagnostics.

Okura Flexible Automation Systems Pte Ltd designs and implements material handling systems for factories and distribution centres. It is a subsidiary of Okura Yusoki and operates through the OFAS group in Southeast Asia, Oceania and China. Its equipment range includes conveyors, sorting systems and order picking equipment. The business provides engineering and maintenance services through offices and service centres in Singapore, Malaysia and China.