Automation Suppliers

OSARO develops robotic systems and perception software for warehouse fulfilment. Its solutions include piece picking, bagging, kitting and depalletizing, supported by its SightWorks technology. A published installation for Zenni combines a FANUC robot with Cognex barcode reading, Framos cameras and Pregis Sharp bagging equipment. The company also provides monitoring and support for deployed systems.

Third Wave Automation develops autonomous forklift systems for warehouse and distribution operations. Its technology combines vehicle autonomy with remote human assistance and allows forklifts to operate in autonomous or manually controlled modes. The company focuses on pallet movement and material handling in existing facilities. Its official material presents the system as an autonomy platform for industrial lift trucks rather than a general purpose mobile robot fleet.

Onward Robotics develops autonomous mobile robots and software for warehouse order fulfilment. Its Lumabot robots work with people during picking operations, coordinated through the Pyxis software platform. The Meet Me system coordinates warehouse tasks, people and robot movements. The company changed its name from IAM Robotics to Onward Robotics in September 2023.

RAX Industries develops robotic storage, dispensing, and handling systems for small items. Its automation supports pharmacies, hospitals, retail operations, warehouses, and industrial facilities requiring compact storage and rapid item retrieval. The company lists its operating address in Monaco and reports deployments across North America, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.

Spinbotics develops a modular robotic worker for repetitive manufacturing and warehouse tasks. Its offering combines a configurable robot, proprietary software, cloud monitoring and maintenance support. The company describes its approach as a robot agency that provides an operating solution rather than only a robot arm. Its contact page identifies Spinbotics s.r.o. in Košice, Slovakia.

RARI designs and implements industrial logistics and material-handling systems. Its solutions include conveyors, automated warehouses, storage structures, handling equipment, production-line logistics, and warehouse-management software. The company provides engineering, fabrication, installation, and maintenance for industrial and distribution facilities.

Seratech designs and builds custom machinery, control panels and prototypes. Its services include automation, vision, robot integration, production lines, packaging machines and order-picking systems. The company develops projects from engineering through machine construction in Valkenswaard, Netherlands.

ABCO Systems supplies warehouse storage and material handling systems. Serves United States.

Industore supplies automated storage and retrieval equipment, including Hänel Lean-Lift and Rotomat systems. Its services cover system design, installation and maintenance for production and storage applications. The company serves customers in the United Kingdom and Ireland. Its headquarters is in Cardiff, Wales, and its equipment range supports storage and retrieval of inventory within industrial and distribution facilities.

Nomagic supplies AI controlled robotic automation for warehouses. Its systems automate item picking, packing and sortation, including picking at AutoStore and shuttle ports. The company combines robot control software with integration and continuous operational support. Its stated markets include e-commerce, third party logistics, fashion and pharmaceutical distribution.

Syrius Technology develops autonomous mobile robots and orchestration software for warehouses and factories. Its FlexSwift, FlexPilot and FlexPorter platforms handle pick-assist, deck-load transport and mobile-manipulator work, while FlexGalaxy.AI manages fleets, tasks, analytics and links to warehouse and order-management systems. The company markets robot-as-a-service deployments for picking, restocking, loading and internal transfers.

Cognibotics develops robot hardware and software for motion accuracy and material handling. Its calibration work uses information from robot motors and kinematics to improve robot positioning. Its HKM1800 robot performs pick and place tasks in warehouse and industrial automation. The company lists its Swedish head office in Lund and a United States head office in Dover, Delaware.

RO-BER Industrieroboter builds gantry robots and grippers for intralogistics. Its systems palletize, depalletize, pick orders, buffer goods and connect material-flow processes. The company also supplies product and pallet conveyors, pallet magazines, turntables and wrapping equipment as parts of complete systems.

Linfox provides logistics, warehousing and distribution services. Its headquarters are in Melbourne, Australia. Its warehouse operations use technologies including automated storage and retrieval systems, robotic palletizers, automated guided vehicles and goods to person picking. The company applies these systems within logistics services provided to customers.

Mitico Groupe provides process consulting and three-dimensional simulation for production and intralogistics. Its work includes production line balancing, layout studies, buffer sizing and virtual reality training. The company models automated guided vehicle routing and charging, conveyor systems and order picking operations. Its published applications include automotive injection moulding and painting processes.

Berkshire Grey develops robotic automation for warehouse and fulfilment operations. Its systems combine artificial intelligence, robotic manipulation, vision and software. Applications include picking, sorting, packing and moving goods. The company identifies Bedford, Massachusetts, as its headquarters.

E-COBOT develops and integrates collaborative robots, mobile robots and industrial artificial intelligence systems. Its E-Cobot Solutions business implements robot and cobot applications, while E-Cobot Technology develops HUSKY autonomous mobile robots. The company also publishes MyCobot software for managing mixed fleets of AGVs and AMRs.

NX Automation supplies automated pallet storage and material transport systems. Its XCube offering addresses automated pallet storage and retrieval. Its range includes XMove autonomous forklifts and XPick autonomous pallet carriers for order picking. The company also describes installation, remote monitoring and maintenance support.

Diamond Phoenix Automation designs, integrates and installs warehouse and factory material handling systems. Its products include carton and pallet conveyors, crane storage systems, picking equipment and pallet shuttles. The company represents Cassioli in the United Kingdom. It also lists Qimarox palletizing systems, automated storage equipment and mobile robots among its solutions.

Savoye develops intralogistics systems and software for warehouses and distribution centres. Its solutions include automated storage, order preparation, conveyors, packaging equipment and warehouse-management software. The company integrates material-flow equipment and digital systems for fulfilment operations.

SSI SCHAEFER develops intralogistics and warehouse-automation systems. Its portfolio includes storage and retrieval systems, conveyors, picking technology, robotics and warehouse software. The company designs and integrates distribution-centre systems for storage, order fulfilment and material flow.

Lowpad develops autonomous mobile robots and software for warehouse material movement. Its headquarters are in Bleskensgraaf, the Netherlands. Its robots transport roll cages, dollies, pallets and picking carts. The company provides fleet control and related software for case picking, goods to person workflows and point to point transport.

RightHand Robotics develops AI-powered robotic piece-picking systems for warehouses and distribution operations. The RightPick system combines a robotic arm, vision, grasping hardware and control software for handling individual items. The company also provides fleet-management software, item qualification and service support. Its published applications include pharmaceutical, apparel, electronics and other fulfilment workflows.

Wise Robotics develops warehouse-automation systems and flexible warehouse robotics. An official Orderwise announcement identifies it as a business operated by Wise Software at the time of Forterro's 2022 acquisition. The same announcement describes Wise Robotics as dedicated to research and development in warehouse automation and to serving customers with flexible robotic solutions.

RMH Systems integrates material-handling and warehouse automation. Its work includes conveyors, storage systems, robotics and software for distribution operations. The company delivers systems for moving, storing and processing goods in warehouses and factories.

Randex supplies automated storage and retrieval equipment for industrial and warehouse operations. Its systems include vertical carousels, horizontal carousels, vertical-lift modules, and software-controlled storage for parts, tools, and inventory. The company provides layout, installation, and service support for space-efficient material storage.

The company develops collaborative autonomous mobile robots for warehouse and logistics work. Its systems combine mobile robot hardware, perception and software for material movement and operator-directed tasks. Its products focus on flexible goods transport and handling inside distribution facilities.

iFollow develops autonomous mobile robots for warehouse transport and order picking. Its systems move pallets and carts and support the movement of goods within logistics facilities. The ifollow product range is now marketed by Movu Robotics. Movu describes pallet transport, collaborative picking, cold storage operation and connections to warehouse management systems.

MARPEX supplies industrial automation components and solutions for manufacturing, assembly, maintenance and logistics. Its technologies include RFID, pick-to-light, vision systems, condition monitoring and production data collection. The company represents manufacturers including Turck, Banner Engineering and ESCHA. Its portfolio covers sensors, inspection cameras, safety systems, industrial communications and connection technology.

Robonetics Automation Solutions manufactures autonomous mobile robots and AGVs for industrial material movement. Its systems support internal logistics, transport and warehouse workflows. The company combines mobile robot hardware, navigation and fleet-control software.

SAFELOG develops mobile robots and software for intralogistics. Its systems move materials within warehouses and factories and support picking and transport workflows. The portfolio includes autonomous mobile robots, fleet control and coordinated material-flow solutions.

Nordverk Norge AS supplies warehouse equipment and automated storage systems. Its head office is in Oslo, Norway. The company supplies racking, vertical storage lifts and BlueRobot storage automation. Its automated systems support goods storage, retrieval and order picking.

Safer Storage Systems supplies pallet racking, warehouse storage and automation systems. Its offering covers storage design, material handling and automated warehouse solutions. The company supports warehouses and distribution facilities with equipment, installation and related services.

Intellistore uses storage grids, bins and picker robots for order fulfilment. DenseStorage configures buffering systems for warehouse and production material flows.