Automation & Robotization
Robotization of Warehouse Processes
A clear trend in recent years is the growing interest in robotization of warehouse processes.
A shortage of warehouse space and personnel, a growing payroll, and the high cost of operational errors. The faster costs rise, the more feasible it is to use robots in warehouses.
The logistics robotics industry is demonstrating robust annual growth of up to 20%. Experts predict a boom in robotization in logistics in the next few years.
- Collaborative robots
- Automated Guided Vehicles
- Mobile robotic forklifts
- Unmanned drones
Logistics integrators, development companies, and dealers of international brands are presenting logistics robots and robotic systems at the exhibition.
Implementing robots in a warehouse requires creating a comprehensive, robot-friendly warehouse ecosystem: with specialized markings, navigation, zoning, and even artificial intelligence capable of not only collecting data but also making decisions.
While implementing robots in small warehouses is not economically feasible (at least in the near future), the effectiveness of robotics has already been proven in large warehouses with active product movement.
Today, robotics is seen as an investment aimed at creating a reliable and efficient warehouse model, where every element is streamlined, predictable, and independent of human factors.
Warehouse automation and robotics systems are one of the main topics of the CeMAT RUSSIA business program
Logistics automation is one of the liveliest topics of discussion on the business program. At conferences and seminars, visitors have the opportunity to gain first-hand information about new software developments and completed projects in Russia and abroad.
Attending the exhibition and business program events will allow you to gain a comprehensive understanding of the capabilities of modern warehouse management systems, assess the risks and prospects of their use based on case studies, and learn from leading experts.
