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Line feeding
Autonomous vehicles bring raw materials to the lines and collect finished goods, on fixed routes and at the pace of production. AGV/LGV systems →
BY INDUSTRY · MANUFACTURING
Automated intralogistics for factories: the lines no longer wait for material.
How do you feed the lines and clear their output without forklifts in the aisles?
In a factory, internal logistics links raw materials, production lines, the warehouse and shipping. Together with our partners, we automate these links: autonomous vehicles feed the lines and collect finished goods, the automated warehouse holds raw materials and finished goods, and end-of-line palletising hands over goods already labelled.
In brief
Automated intralogistics in a factory means feeding the lines and collecting finished goods without manual handling, automated storage for raw materials and finished goods, and one software layer coordinating everything, connected to the ERP. The lines no longer wait for material, and forklifts disappear from the aisles.
WHAT WE AUTOMATE
The whole flow, coordinated by one software layer.
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Automated warehouse for raw materials and finished goods
High-density storage next to production, with direct access to every SKU. Automated warehouse →
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Automated end of line
Robotic palletising, wrapping and labelling, handed straight to autonomous transport. End-of-line robotics →
WHY IT MATTERS
What you actually gain.
- Lines fed steadily. No stops because material did not arrive on time.
- Aisles without forklifts. Fewer accidents and a predictable flow between production and the warehouse.
- Traceability from raw material to finished goods. Every pallet is tracked along its whole path through the factory.
- Sized by simulation. We compare the scenarios on your production data before you invest.
More on the subject: ROI calculator · What is an AGV
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Frequently asked questions
Can the intralogistics of an existing factory be automated?
Yes. We analyse routes, flows and available space and propose a solution that fits over the existing flow, delivered in phases.
What gets automated first?
Usually whatever is holding production back: transport from the end of the lines, line feeding, or the warehouse. We identify it from your operating data.
How do you work out whether the investment pays off?
We start from the current costs of the manual flow and compare them with the automated scenarios; the ROI calculator on the site gives a first estimate.
INITIAL DISCUSSION
Tell us how your flow works. We will find the right solution.
Free assessment, based on your data. We show you what can be automated, in what order and with what return.
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