An automation integrator required a pallet labeling system for a new pallet line they were installing. The end-user needed four labels applied to each pallet – two on each adjacent side. One label needed to be printed and applied on demand and the other preprinted product identification label just needed to be applied. The pallet would stop on the pallet conveyor to be labeled.

A helmet manufacturer needed a system to apply a brand label to the outside of their helmets and an oddly shaped label with variable text to the inside.

To increase throughput and order fulfillment speed in a challenging labor market, Evergreen Enterprises implemented a fleet of autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) at theirRichmond, Virginia warehouse.The wholesale home and garden décor retailer, headquartered at the same location, had relied on 90 associates to push picking carts through static storage racks to manually pick orders across two shifts.But the operation found it difficult to scale up during seasonal peak periods and maintain order accuracy and inventory control.