GREENVILLE, N.C. (Sept. 10, 2025) – Yale Lift Truck Technologies announces that the Yale Relay automated lift truck platform has been recognized as the top Automated Guided Vehicle solution of 2025 by the SupplyTech Breakthrough Awards. The intuitive portal enables easy setup and on-the-fly changes without the need for custom coding, allowing warehouses to reduce their dependence on scarce warehouse and programming labor amid longstanding workforce challenges.“While warehouse growth keeps accelerating, there just isn’t enough labor out there to help manage these facilities. But automation has been too complex and costly for many operations to effectively fill the gap,” says Brad Long, Global Activation Manager, Yale Lift Truck Technologies. “Yale Relay removes the barriers to entry for automation and makes it a realistic solution for more warehouses than ever before. We’d like to thank the SupplyTech Breakthrough organization for recognizing the significance of this all-new approach to automation.”Yale Relay is the result of nearly a decade of customer-driven refinement, and addresses the complexity, reliability and cost challenges that most frequently pose roadblocks to automation adoption. The solution’s drag-and-drop portal allows warehouses to implement automated lift trucks in as little as one day, and changing a truck’s route is as simple as dragging and dropping waypoints on the interactive map – no coding required. Mapping the facility is as easy as driving the truck manually through the warehouse.The portal provides warehouse managers cloud-based access that enables them to manage a fleet of automated lift trucks across multiple facilities. This also reduces the need for on-site interventions with remote monitoring and update capabilities. The platform is designed with the ability to integrate with other common warehouse systems like facility fire alarms, interactive input boxes, programmable logic controllers, warehouse management systems and more.Many solutions from robotic forklift or autonomous mobile robot suppliers may involve warehouses managing against disjointed integration, service from multiple stakeholders or long waits for offshore support. Yale Relay users instead receive access to training, parts and maintenance from a single, local source – the Yale® dealer network.Warehouses can also take advantage of a frictionless rental approach – a fast, hassle-free way to implement automation that rolls all costs into a single monthly fee instead of requiring a large investment up front. Software, hosting fees and ongoing platform improvements are included as part of these fees. This approach allows operations to simply pilot an automation program with one or two trucks and scale their program as business dictates. About Yale Lift Truck TechnologiesYale Lift Truck Technologies leverages over a century of material handling experience and substantial investment in innovation to bring some of the most advanced technology-driven lift truck solutions to market. The company offers a full line of award-winning lift trucks, including reach trucks, order pickers, turret trucks, pallet jacks and trucks, pallet stackers, tow tractors and counterbalanced forklifts, as well as powerful operator assist solutions, proven robotics and a wide range of power sources to help customers adapt to today’s demanding supply chain. Yale and its independent dealer network support these solutions with comprehensive after-sales service, parts, financing and training.Yale Lift Truck Technologies is a division of Hyster-Yale Materials Handling, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Hyster-Yale Inc. (NYSE:HY) which is headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio and operates globally.ContactBrad LongYale Lift Truck Technologies252-412-3652brad.long@hyster-yale.com

Innovative American-Made Industrial Safety Fencing Provides Lightweight Strength for Workplace ProtectionNORTON, Kansas – September 5, 2025 – New Age Industrial, a leading manufacturer of high-quality aluminum equipment, today announced the launch of its new product line: the Heavy-Duty Aluminum Machine Guard Safety Fencing. This innovative and durable perimeter guarding system is engineered to provide a robust physical barrier around industrial machinery, robotic work cells, and automated equipment, enhancing workplace safety and compliance.Engineered and manufactured in the USA, the New Age Industrial Machine Guarding System is constructed from high-quality primary Aluminum Alloy 6063. This material provides a rugged, impact-resistant solution while offering significant advantages over traditional alternatives, including its lightweight strength."We engineered this industrial safety fencing from the ground up, utilizing a primary aluminum alloy to ensure maximum quality and strength," said Scott Schrum, National Sales Manager for New Age Industrial. "Every component, from the fully welded panels to the modular uprights, was designed with safety, durability and ease of installation in mind, setting a new standard for industrial perimeter guarding."What is Machine Guarding?Machine guarding is a type of physical barrier installed around industrial machinery to protect workers from hazards. This type of guarding creates a clear, visible separation between personnel and dangerous machine parts, minimizing the risk of injury and preventing unauthorized access. It is a critical component for workplace safety, especially in facilities with automated equipment, robots, and other machinery with moving parts. A well-designed machine guard, like our new fencing, is a proactive measure that helps create a safer, more productive environment by reducing the potential for accidents.Key Product Highlights: Exceptional Durability and Lifetime Corrosion Guarantee: Made from heavy-duty Aluminum Alloy 6063, the fencing provides a strong barrier that will not rust or corrode, ensuring a long-lasting professional appearance and reduced maintenance. Modular and Customizable: The system is sold in individual panels and uprights, allowing for the creation of custom layouts to fit any production floor. A pre-configured kit (Model #54421) is also available for common configurations. Simplified Installation: The fencing ships knocked down and includes all necessary hardware for assembly. The panels are fully welded for maximum strength and bolt securely to the uprights with simple hand tools. Made in the USA: Manufactured with pride in the United States, adhering to stringent quality and safety standards. Enhanced Visibility: The Amplimesh design features 2.375" x 2.375" openings, providing clear visibility of machinery for safe monitoring by operators.The New Age Industrial Heavy Duty Aluminum Machine Guarding System is ideal for a wide range of industries, including manufacturing, robotics, automotive, food and beverage, and pharmaceuticals.Model #54421 Technical Specifications: Construction: Primary Aluminum Alloy 6063, fully welded panels. Dimensions: Panels: 36.375”W x 83.625”H x 1.25”D; Uprights: 2”W x 86.5”H x 2”D. Net Weight (Model #54421): 155 lbs. Guarantees: 1-Year Construction Guarantee for Workmanship and Material Defects; Lifetime Guarantee against Rust and Corrosion.For more information, to request a custom layout design, or to place an order, please contact the New Age Industrial factory.About New Age IndustrialNew Age Industrial is a leading American manufacturer of high-quality aluminum products for a variety of industries, including food service, material handling, and custom fabrication. With a commitment to innovation, durability, and American craftsmanship, New Age Industrial provides reliable solutions that help businesses operate more safely and efficiently.ContactMegan KeiswetterMarketing Managermegan.keiswetter@newageindustrial.com800-255-0104www.newageindustrial.com/

WIXOM, MI - ISD - Integrated Systems Design today announced the Robotic 3D Sorter Mini Putwall System, an advanced sortation solution that transforms warehouse operations through its innovative three-dimensional design. The system delivers impressive metrics including 70% labor savings and return on investment in under a year.The 3D Sorter Mini utilizes both vertical and horizontal space to minimize footprint while maximizing sortation capabilities. With a throughput of up to 1,500 pieces per hour and 3 to 5 times greater sorting efficiency compared to manual methods, the system addresses critical challenges facing modern warehouses."What makes the 3D Sorter Mini truly exceptional is its ability to deliver enterprise-level sortation performance in a compact footprint," said Ed Romaine, VP Marketing and Business Development at ISD. "We're seeing clients achieve dramatic improvements in efficiency while significantly reducing labor costs. This system represents a fundamental shift in how warehouses approach the entire sortation process."The system's intelligent design accommodates up to 100 customizable sort positions and integrates seamlessly with existing warehouse technologies, including Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs), Automated Storage and Retrieval Systems (ASRS), conveyor systems, and shelving solutions.By automating the sortation process, operations can significantly reduce reliance on manual labor while processing items at previously unattainable rates in comparable spaces. The combination of labor savings, improved throughput, and reduced error rates contributes to the system's notably fast return on investment.In today's competitive real estate market, the 3D Sorter Mini addresses space constraints through vertical design, requiring significantly less floor area than traditional sorting systems. Its modular, customizable configuration makes it ideal for operations experiencing seasonal fluctuations in demand.The system features advanced intelligence with seamless integration capabilities for major Warehouse Management Systems, Warehouse Execution Systems, and Enterprise Resource Planning platforms. Despite its sophisticated technology, the 3D Sorter Mini is designed for rapid deployment with minimal training requirements.Its versatility makes it suitable for diverse applications across numerous sectors including e-commerce, apparel and footwear, third-party logistics, healthcare, and manufacturing. The underlying technology includes high-speed sorting robots operating at 1.0 m/s with vertical lifting ranges from 500mm to 2100mm, intelligent routing, and gentle handling through high-friction conveyor belts.As warehouses face increasing pressure to process more orders faster while controlling costs, solutions like the Robotic 3D Sorter Mini Putwall System represent essential technology for competitive operations. The system's combination of space efficiency, labor savings, and cross-industry adaptability positions it as a key advancement in warehouse automation.About Integrated Systems Design - ISD Integrated Systems Design is a comprehensive systems integrator of automated solutions for warehouses, manufacturing, distribution centers, retail, assembly, and wholesale applications improving processes and productivity while reducing operational costs. Whether providing consulting services to meet current issues or developing future scalable plans to address industry challenges, ISD creates value by designing systems to our clients' specific requirements. ISD expertise ranges from handling, storing, and picking pieces (eaches), cases, pallets, build lines, and special or custom handling solutions. Products and services include: automatic storage and retrieval (ASRS), conveyor, AMRs, robotics, batch stations, shuttles, pick-to-light, carousels, vertical lift modules (VLMs), sortation systems, truck loading/unloading systems, controls, software (including inventory management, WCS, WMS, MES, and ERP).ContactEd RomaineVP Marketing & Bus. Dev.215-512-2613eromaine@isddd.com

GREENE, N.Y., August 21, 2025 — The University Research Program is now accepting proposals through Oct. 31, 2025, for its next funding cycle. The Raymond Corporation, a Toyota Material Handling North America (TMHNA) brand, created the University Research Program to encourage and support professors and student researchers to apply their engineering and technical skills to foster innovative research that propels the material handling industry forward.Now in its eighth cycle, the sponsored research program is accepting applications for grant funding that can reach up to $500,000. Selected proposals may receive total financial support of up to $250,000 for one year of research. Open to North American universities, proposals will be evaluated based on innovation, feasibility and potential for future commercial application.“In an ever-changing material handling landscape, innovation is fueled by curiosity, collaboration and the endless pursuit of knowledge,” said Brett Wood, president & CEO, TMHNA. “By investing in research and collaborating with respected academic institutions, we are not only adapting to change but also shaping the future of our industry. Our commitment to the University Research Program reflects a dedication to advancing emerging innovations and ensuring their continued growth for years to come.”Previous grant recipients have explored topics such as flexibility in logistics systems and automation; virtual reality (VR) and operator productivity; omnichannel facilities and vehicle routing; and robotics. Proposal themes for this cycle in the following areas are encouraged; however, alternative themes are welcome, given the broad nature and constant evolution of material handling: Adapting material handling for next-generation operators Advanced battery and supporting technologies Novel battery chemistries Thermal management strategies Integrated/structural battery designs Innovative battery management systems Hybrid energy storage solutions Circular economy and lifestyle design and sustainability Energy recovery systems for lift truck applications Full-/semiautomation warehouse innovation Intelligent perception and contextual awareness Interoperation of real-time location system-connected and autonomous vehicles Operator assist and awareness Sensors fusion for enhanced perception Warehouse and fleet-level optimizationAs part of the process, the program will also accept optional concept papers prior to submission of the final proposal. This step in the process is a way for professors and student researchers to connect with the University Research Program reviewers for initial input of their submission. Professors and researchers are encouraged (but not required) to submit a one-page concept paper explaining their proposal. The initial papers must be submitted by Aug. 31, 2025.For more information on the University Research Program and details of the application process, visit www.universityresearchprogram.com or contact universityresearchprogram@raymondcorp.com.About The Raymond CorporationThe Raymond Corporation, a member of the Toyota Industries family of companies, is a leading global provider of best-in-class material handling products and intelligent intralogistics solutions. Built on principles of innovation and continuous improvement for over 100 years, Raymond’s integrated automation, telematics, virtual reality and advanced energy solutions provide ways to optimize operations and bring warehouse and distribution operations to a new level of performance. Raymond® electric forklift trucks are engineered to achieve increased productivity and efficiency and are designed to provide ecological and economic benefits. Raymond delivers solutions to material handling and logistics markets in North America and globally. Combining operational excellence, award-winning innovation and world-class global customer support, we work together to run better, manage smarter and keep our customers always on. For more information, visit raymondcorp.com and follow us on Facebook, YouTube and LinkedIn.ContactElizabeth BuzaThe Raymond Corporationelizabeth.buza@raymondcorp.com607-343-0845

Lift truck designs take advantage of battery pack's smaller form factor, enabling ergonomic and sustainability advantagesGREENVILLE, N.C. (Aug. 19, 2025) – Yale Lift Truck Technologies announces its selection as a Green Supply Chain Partner by Inbound Logistics magazine, honoring their full lineup of lift trucks with factory-integrated lithium-ion battery power. This selection marks the 14th consecutive year that Yale was named to the list.“As warehouses look to improve productivity over the benchmarks set by lead-acid batteries and keep operators both comfortable and productive, integrated lithium-ion lift trucks can provide a solution to both problems,” said Jim Hess, Director, Warehouse Business Development, Yale Lift Truck Technologies. “Our unique design philosophy addresses the concerns we hear from operators and warehouse managers, and recognition as a green supply chain partner is a testament to how this approach supports lift truck electrification and pushes it forward.”These lift trucks are engineered to address the most pressing productivity, sustainability and cost pressures facing warehouses, while freeing them from the hassle of an aftermarket retrofit. The battery packs require zero maintenance and are capable of fast charging to provide maximum equipment uptime. For example, the ERP040VTL/VFL series, which was recognized earlier this year by the E+E Leader Awards and the Green GOOD DESIGN Awards, can provide a full eight-hour shift from just two hours of charging. Unlike the lead-acid batteries that have typically powered electric lift trucks in the past, lithium-ion batteries charge more quickly and can be charged whenever operators have a free moment. In practice, operators can charge the trucks during breaks and between shifts without battery degradation, maximizing productivity and eliminating the need for excess trucks and batteries. The trucks also produce zero harmful emissions during operation, while eliminating the cleaning, watering, cool down and equalization requirements associated with lead-acid batteries.Designing these trucks around the lithium-ion battery pack’s smaller form factor enables a slew of ergonomic features that enhance operator comfort. For the ERP040VTL/VFL, these include easier entry and exit and an open cab design that increases room to position feet during operation – both of which can help to improve operator confidence and performance.About the AwardEach year, Inbound Logistics editors spotlight a carefully curated list of 75 companies that demonstrate an everyday commitment to sustainability. These companies are dedicated to developing and implementing best practices that leave a positive footprint on the world. To learn more about the program, visit www.inboundlogistics.com.About Yale Lift Truck TechnologiesYale Lift Truck Technologies leverages over a century of material handling experience and substantial investment in innovation to bring the most advanced technology-driven lift truck solutions to market. The company offers a full line of award-winning lift trucks, including reach trucks, order pickers, turret trucks, pallet jacks and trucks, pallet stackers, tow tractors and counterbalanced forklifts, as well as powerful operator assist solutions, proven robotics and a wide range of power sources to help customers adapt to today’s demanding supply chain. Yale and its independent dealer network support these solutions with comprehensive after-sales service, parts, financing and training.Yale Lift Truck Technologies is a division of Hyster-Yale Materials Handling, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Hyster-Yale Inc. (NYSE:HY) which is headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio and operates globally.ContactBrad LongYale Lift Truck Technologies252-412-3652brad.long@hyster-yale.com

Automation experts will drive the next wave of intelligent robot deployments in North America, empowered by MujinOSATLANTA—Aug 14, 2025—Mujin, a pioneer in intelligent robotics for logistics, manufacturing, and supply chain operations, is proud to announce the first wave of automation integrators to join its partner program. These early partners mark a pivotal milestone in Mujin’s mission to make advanced automation more accessible to end users everywhere by equipping experienced integrators with MujinOS, the same reliable platform that has powered thousands of robotic systems globally.The initial cohort of integrators includes some of the industry’s most forward-thinking firms, selected for their deep technical expertise and proven track record of delivering automation at scale. Robotics system integrators include Applied Manufacturing Technologies, Convergix, CRG Automation, Mesh Automation, and RG Group, each bringing advanced knowledge of robotic systems deployment. On the material handling side, C&B Material Handling, Conveyco, and Honeywell Intelligrated are expanding the reach of MujinOS into complex warehouse and distribution environments.Each partner brings deep industry knowledge and implementation expertise. With MujinOS in their toolkit, they are empowered to address high-mix production needs, solve unstructured logistics challenges, and reduce time-to-value for their customers.MujinOS empowers integrators by removing traditional barriers to automation—eliminating the need for custom programming, manual calibration, and rigid system design. At its core is a real-time digital twin that continuously perceives, plans, and controls robotic systems, enabling consistent performance even in high-mix, high-variability environments. With MujinOS, integrators can rapidly design and deploy advanced automation applications—including palletizing, depalletizing, bin picking, and mobile robot coordination—while expanding into more complex and dynamic use cases that were previously too difficult or time-consuming to automate.“Through Machine Intelligence, MujinOS enables robotic systems to have higher throughput with better ROI for end users and their businesses,” said Ross Diankov, Mujin’s co-founder and CEO. “By giving trusted partners access to MujinOS, we’re enabling them to bring transformative automation to more factories and warehouses, faster than ever before. This is how we unlock the next generation of industrial robotics.”To ensure partner success, Mujin has developed a hands-on training program that gets integrator teams up to speed quickly in Mujin’s dedicated training center. While MujinOS is designed to be intuitive and accessible, partners have access to dedicated support from Mujin’s technical team whenever they need it—ensuring smooth deployments and long-term success. Through this support structure, partners gain the confidence and capability to independently deliver intelligent automation at scale.“With the latest advancements to MujinOS, our partners have access to a powerful toolset—enabling everything from simple depalletizing to complex mixed-SKU palletizing,” says Mujin’s Vice President of Sales - Product, Ed Mullen. “By unlocking configurability across applications, hardware, and layouts, we’re helping integrators deploy automation faster, with more flexibility and scalability than ever before. We’re proud to partner with the best RSIs and MHIs in the industry to shape the future of industrial automation.”Mujin is actively expanding its partner program and seeking new relationships with experienced robotics system integrators, material handling integrators, and high-tech distributors who share a passion for solving meaningful challenges through robotics. This moment marks a new chapter in Mujin’s journey—a commitment not only to advancing the technology, but to empowering the ecosystem that brings it to life.Additional Quotes from Mujin PartnersCraig Salvalaggio - President and COO, Applied Manufacturing Technologies:“AMT has a long-standing history of partnering with best-in-class vision technologies to unlock new applications. Working with Mujin will allow us to accelerate automation in warehousing applications and prepare solutions that we can scale. Their unique platform will help us with faster deployments and greater flexibility for case-handling solutions. Together, we can help more businesses embrace robotics and continue advancing automation.”Greg Borchers, Chief Operating Officer, Conveyco:“Conveyco is proud to partner with Mujin, whose strong U.S. presence, trusted leadership, and commitment to standardized, scalable solutions align perfectly with our mission to deliver reliable, efficient systems to our customers. Mujin fills a critical need in both our solution portfolio and the broader industry by offering proven, productized robotics and intelligent automation that reduce downtime, increase flexibility, and support long-term growth.”Dillon Sego, VP of Engineering and Sales, CRG Automation:“At CRG Automation, we’re always looking for ways to push the boundaries of what’s possible in industrial automation. Partnering with Mujin allows us to significantly enhance our robotic product offerings and deliver more innovative, efficient solutions to our customers—faster than ever before. Mujin’s advanced technology, particularly the Mujin Controller, is not only powerful but incredibly intuitive to use. In our work with Mujin, what sets them apart is their team’s integrity and relentless commitment to ensuring every solution is implemented exactly as promised. We’re proud to be one of Mujin’s first integration partners in the U.S. and excited for the transformative impact this collaboration will bring.”James Webb, Director of Sales and Marketing, Mesh Automation:“MESH Automation is proud to be partnered with MUJIN and part of the new wave of advanced vison and robotic control technologies. By implementing MUJIN tech, we are able to provide our customers with solutions to material handling challenges that would have been prohibitively expensive and too risky just a few years ago. MUJIN has a solid and dependable suite of products that are simple to commission and maintain.”Patrick Gross, President and COO, RG Group:“We’re proud to be one of Mujin’s first official system integrators,” said Patrick Gross, President of RG Group. “Our partnership is built on years of trust, collaboration, and shared commitment to innovation. We’ve seen firsthand the intellect, passion, and vision Ross and the Mujin team bring to the future of industrial automation — and we’re honored to help bring that vision to life.”About MujinMujin develops intelligent robotics systems that enable industrial robots to perform complex tasks with speed, reliability, and flexibility. Its core platform, MujinOS, eliminates the need for teaching or coding by empowering robots with real-time decision-making capabilities powered by a continuously updating digital twin. Headquartered in Tokyo with offices in the United States, Europe, and China, Mujin is redefining automation across the global supply chain. Visit us at www.mujin-corp.com, or www.mujin.co.jp in Japan.Contactpress@mujin-corp.com(404) 963-1117

FREMONT, Ohio (8-13-2025) — Motion Controls Robotics, Inc. (MCRI), a leading provider in robotics and automation solutions, is empowering customers to move forward with their BA Palletizer projects through flexible financing options from First American Equipment Finance. These payment plans are designed to help reduce the budgetary impact of adding the BA Palletizer by spreading the total project cost into manageable, predictable payments.“We want our customers to feel comfortable investing in their automation upgrades. Offering a financing option through First American Equipment Finance aligns with our vision to help our customers achieve their goals, faster,” says Scott Lang, President & CEO of Motion Controls Robotics.By providing the option to finance BA Palletizer projects, MCRI helps organizations align a payment plan with their unique goals, maintain cash flow, and achieve a quicker return on investment. With over 30 years of automation achievement, MCRI is committed to innovating the automation space. By introducing a new way to fund palletizing solutions, the company aims to make automation more accessible and empower organizations to sharpen their competitive edge.For more information on financing your BA Palletizer project, please visit motioncontrolsrobotics.com/cobot-ba-palletizer-purchase-options/About Motion Controls Robotics, Inc.Motion Controls Robotics (MCRI) provides solutions for customers by designing and building turn-key end of line applications, fulfillment solutions, and general material handling automation. MCRI offers unmatched capabilities to elevate companies to the next tier of Industry 4.0 by combining automation expertise with full plant and front office connectivity interfacing with ERP/WMS systems. MCRI has been implementing robotic automation since 1995, is a Certified Servicing Integrator for FANUC America, and Certified Integrator by the Association for Advancing Automation (A3) (formerly Robotics Industry Association). Learn more at www.motioncontrolsrobotics.com.About First American Equipment FinanceFirst American Equipment Finance is a wholly owned subsidiary of Los Angeles, CA-based City National Bank, an RBC Company. First American is ranked among the largest equipment finance companies in the United States and provides equipment financing to established commercial borrowers nationwide.About City NationalCity National Bank, a subsidiary of Royal Bank of Canada, is one the largest banks headquartered in Los Angeles with $93 billion in assets as of April 30, 2025. Founded in 1954, City National provides personalized banking, investment and trust services in select markets including Los Angeles, Orange County, San Diego, the San Francisco Bay Area, New York City, Nashville, Atlanta, Delaware, Las Vegas, Washington D.C. and Miami.* In addition, the company and its investment affiliates manage or administer $101 billion in client investment assets. City National is dedicated to strengthening communities, and in 2024 alone, the company made charitable contributions of nearly $10 million to nonprofits that support the communities it serves.*City National Bank does business in Miami and the state of Florida as CN Bank.ContactNicole BusenbarkMotion Controls Robotics419.334.5886sales@mcri-us.com

August 8, 2025 – Houston, Texas – Oceaneering International, Inc. (Oceaneering) announces that its Mobile Robotics business has introduced a suite of advanced autonomy features now available on the MaxMover™ Counterbalance Forklift and CompactMover™ Fork Over Leg that are engineered to drive safety, productivity, and flexibility in modern material handling and intralogistics environments.These new capabilities deliver intelligent automation for real-world industrial challenges and are ideal for deployment in manufacturing plants, warehouses, and logistics centers across the globe.The MaxMover™ Counterbalance Forklift is specifically designed for use across warehouse logistics, manufacturing operations, distribution centers, and assembly lines. The system offers a true replacement for conventional counterbalance forklifts. Amongst its new capabilities are Elevated Obstacle Detection (EOD), a safety-enhancing feature that detects overhead hazards, such as suspended structures or raised equipment, beyond the reach of standard scanners. EOD allows the mobile robot to automatically slow or halt to prevent collisions. It resumes movement once the path is clear, helping to minimize downtime and protect assets.Also new is Empty Drop-off Detection (EDD), which actively scans drop-off zones to ensure they are clear before payload release. This intelligent safeguard prevents misplaced loads, reduces the risk of equipment damage, and keeps operations running smoothly. Additional innovations include Fork Pitch Adjustment (FPA), which automatically modifies fork width to accommodate varying pallet sizes, eliminating manual adjustments and enabling seamless load handling with a single vehicle.The CompactMover™ FOL U 1200 is a compact autonomous mobile robot engineered to replace traditional electric pallet stackers. It offers a fully electric solution without hydraulics for easier maintenance and a fork-over-leg design, natural-feature navigation, and infrastructure-free deployment.The CompactMover™ offers a scalable, low-maintenance solution for modern warehouse and production environments. The new features include EOD, which detects and stops for high obstacles, Automatic Pallet Tracking, which seamlessly handles misaligned pallets on the floor, and Available Location Detection (ALD), which scans rows and finds available spaces efficiently.With these innovations, Oceaneering Mobile Robotics continues to push the boundaries of autonomous material handling. By enabling higher throughput, lowering operating costs, and improving overall safety, these solutions are ideal for smart warehouses, distribution centers, and industrial facilities seeking scalable automation strategies.For more information, visit: oceaneering.com/omr.About Oceaneering Mobile Robotics Oceaneering Mobile Robotics designs, manufactures, implements, and maintains innovative turnkey logistic solutions based on autonomous mobile robot technology. For over 35 years, OMR has been a trusted partner for the automotive, healthcare, manufacturing, and logistics industries. For more information on Oceaneering Mobile Robotics, please visit www.oceaneering.com/omr.About Oceaneering International Oceaneering is a global technology company delivering engineered services and products and robotic solutions to the offshore energy, defense, aerospace, and manufacturing industries. For more information on Oceaneering, please visit www.oceaneering.com.ContactMickey O'Callaghanomr_bd@oceaneering.com

WIXOM, MI, August 2025 — ISD has launched OneTouchDistribution, a cutting-edge automation system designed to optimize order fulfillment for case, split-case, and pallet operations. By integrating state-of-the-art storage, retrieval, transportation and processing technologies, the system minimizes labor requirements, enhances accuracy, and maximizes facility space utilization.OneTouchDistribution provides a comprehensive approach to warehouse automation, offering a seamless process from inbound receipt to outbound fulfillment. The system significantly reduces labor requirements by automating receiving, storage and order processing.By leveraging advanced tracking and sequencing, OneTouchDistribution ensures 99.9% percent pick and inventory accuracy while maintaining high throughput, even during peak demand periods. The system’s high-density design allows for the storage of hundreds of thousands of cases or split-case products in a compact footprint, making it an ideal solution for facilities looking to maximize operational efficiency without expanding their physical space."OneTouchDistribution was designed with flexibility and agility at its core," said Ed Romaine, VP of Marketing at ISD. "Every operation has unique challenges, and our system adapts to those needs… whether handling cases, split-cases, or pallets. It allows businesses to scale seamlessly, adjust to shifting demand, and optimize order fulfillment without disruptions. This level of adaptability ensures our clients maintain efficiency, accuracy, and speed, even in the most dynamic distribution environments."The system automates inbound processing by receiving products through lift trucks, autonomous mobile robots, humanoids or Cobots. Once received, items are scanned, recorded, and directed into an automated storage and retrieval system that organizes and tracks each product in real time.Orders are processed based on specific sequencing and fulfillment requirements, ensuring that inventory is retrieved in the optimal sequence for downstream operations. Retrieved products are sent to fully automated or semi-automated picking stations, where they are either picked and sent to a cartonizing area for split-case processing, directly routed to a sorter for case picking or delivered to palletizing and/or an outbound staging area for final shipping.OneTouchDistribution is designed to support a wide range of industries, including food service, ecommerce, pharmaceuticals, industrial distribution, reverse logistics and third-party logistics. Its scalable architecture allows for phased implementation, enabling businesses to integrate automation at their own pace while maintaining ongoing operations.The system’s ability to handle full-case, split-case and pallet orders within a single platform adds to its versatility, making it a viable solution for distribution centers with diverse fulfillment requirements.The system also offers flexibility in order sequencing, allowing products to be picked and processed in a precise order based on weight, fragility, delivery requirements, order cut-off times, and customer preferences. Automated scanning and labeling ensure complete validation before orders leave the facility, reducing errors and increasing efficiency. Likewise, document printers and inserters can be easily integrated into the OneTouchDistribution system for increased revenue generation and reduced labor.With a focus on space optimization, the system minimizes wasted storage areas and maximizes available cubic space, creating a more efficient and cost-effective distribution process.About Integrated Systems Design - ISDIntegrated Systems Design is a comprehensive systems integrator of automated solutions for warehouses, manufacturing, distribution, retail, and wholesale applications, improving processes and productivity while reducing operational costs. Whether providing consulting services to meet current issues or developing future scalable plans to address industry challenges, ISD creates value for a broad range of industries by tailoring systems to clients' specific requirements.ISD expertise ranges from handling, storing, and picking pieces (eaches), cases, pallets, build lines, and special or custom handling solutions. Products and services include automatic storage and retrieval (ASRS), AMR, conveyor, robotics, batch stations, shuttles, pick-to-light, carousels, vertical lift modules (VLMs), controls, and software (including inventory management, WCS, WMS, and MES).ContactEd RomaineVP Marketing & Business Development215-512-2613

ATLANTA (Aug. 1, 2025) – FORTNA, a leading provider of automation and software solutions across the end-to-end logistics value chain, has been named to SupplyChainBrain’s prestigious list of 100 Great Supply Chain Partners for 2025. This recognition, based on direct customer feedback, highlights FORTNA’s ability to solve complex operational challenges and drive measurable value across omnichannel and parcel distribution environments.This marks the thirteenth time FORTNA has earned a spot on the list, reflecting the company’s continued commitment to innovation, excellence and long-term customer success.“For twenty-three consecutive years, SupplyChainBrain has published our much-anticipated list of 100 Great Supply Chain Partners – a select group of companies whose customers recognize them for providing outstanding solutions and services,” said Brad Berger, Publisher of SupplyChainBrain. “Our six-month online poll of supply chain professionals requires a qualified response, asking them to nominate vendors and service providers whose solutions have made a significant impact on their company’s efficiency, customer service and overall supply chain performance. This year’s field of nominees was highly competitive and overall excellent – coming from all areas of supply chain management."FORTNA has partnered with industry-leading organizations around the world to design, develop and deliver powerful end-to-end automation solutions, robotic technologies and AI-powered software platforms that optimize performance, address disruption and increase profitability. This award follows the recent announcement of the company’s AI-powered Autonomous Flow WES that seamlessly orchestrates people, process and technology into dynamic, efficient and responsive distribution centers.“We are honored and grateful that FORTNA has been recognized by our customers for our collaborative approach to designing and implementing next-generation, warehouse and distribution solutions and services,” said Rob McKeel, CEO of FORTNA. “This award underscores our team’s robust expertise and ongoing commitment to driving innovation and long-term customer success.”This award spotlights 100 outstanding providers of technology, logistics and transportation or consulting services that significantly impact supply chain efficiency around the world. FORTNA will appear in the August 2025 issue of SupplyChainBrain magazine and on SupplyChainBrain.com as a celebrated member of this year’s 100 Great Supply Chain Partners.About FORTNA FORTNA partners with some of the world’s leading brands to transform omnichannel and parcel distribution operations. Known world-wide for enabling companies to keep pace with digital disruption and growth objectives, we design and deliver solutions, powered by automation, robotics and intelligent software, to optimize fast, accurate and cost-effective order fulfillment and last mile delivery. Our people, innovative approach and proprietary algorithms and tools ensure optimal operations design and material and information flow. We deliver exceptional value every day to our customers with comprehensive services and products including network strategy, distribution center operational design and implementation, material handling automated equipment, robotics and a comprehensive suite of lifecycle services. Visit www.fortna.com.ContactCheryl FalkSVP Global Marketing Communications and Demand GenerationFORTNA Inc.cherylfalk@fortna.com

Klappich Spearheaded Gartner Research on WMS and Warehouse Robotics – Now Set to Help Accelerate Roboteon’s GrowthSAN JOSE, CA/JULY 29, 2025/ Roboteon, a leading innovator in intelligent warehouse robotics software, announced today that well-known former Gartner analyst Dwight Klappich has joined the company as a Strategic Advisor.In his role, Klappich will work closely with Roboteon’s leadership team on a variety of areas, including go-to-market strategies to drive growth, building channel partnerships, and product marketing.Klappich brings more than two decades of leading industry insight, having led Gartner’s research on warehousing and fulfillment technology.More recently, Klappich launched and led Gartner’s research on intralogistics smart robotics, including identification of a new software category he termed “Multiagent Orchestration Platform” (MAOP), which refers to software solutions that enable heterogenous fleets of robotics and other automation to interoperate seamlessly.“We’re thrilled to welcome Dwight to Roboteon,” said Gana Govind, CEO of Roboteon. “His deep understanding of the warehouse automation space, combined with his foresight into emerging technology trends, has long influenced the industry, and will be a great asset for our success."Said Klappich: “I have been impressed with Roboteon’s technology and solution set and look forward to helping it reach its significant potential, building off its impressive foundation of solution architecture, innovative capabilities and deep domain expertise.”About RoboteonRoboteon Inc.™ is a market innovator enabling rapid deployment and efficient operation of robotics in distribution environments. Our AI-driven platform supports seamless interoperability across robotic technologies and vendors and dynamically optimizes fulfillment execution, including order planning and order release based on real-time floor conditions and resources. Designed for agility and fast time-to-value, Roboteon empowers enterprises to continuously adapt to new automation strategies and operational demands.You can learn more at www.roboteon.com, or contact us info@roboteon.com.Contact Dan GilmoreChief Marketing OfficerRoboteondgilmore@roboteon.com

To support continued growth and innovation in the supply chain industry, MHI has released its 2025 Membership Directory and Reference Guide, now available in a digital format. This annual publication highlights MHI’s 1,000+ member companies, who are the leading suppliers of material handling and supply chain equipment and system and technology solutions. It serves as a comprehensive resource for professionals seeking trusted partners, technologies, and services.The Directory includes detailed listings for each MHI member company, including contact information and product and service categories. Readers can easily identify solution providers in categories such as automation, robotics, storage systems, software, third party logistics, and more.Beyond member listings, the guide also features the range of resources that MHI offers to the supply chain community. These include the award-winning MODEX and ProMat exhibitions, the MHI Industry Groups, the Workforce Expansion Program, and educational opportunities from the Warehousing and Education Research Council (WERC).Whether you're looking for new suppliers or educational resources, download the 2025 Membership Directory and Reference Guide.About MHIMHI is an international trade association that has represented the material handling, logistics and supply chain industry since 1945. MHI’s over 1,000 members include material handling and logistics equipment and systems manufacturers, integrators, consultants, workforce solution providers, publishers and third-party logistics providers. MHI offers education, networking and solution sourcing for their members, the members’ customers, and the industry as a whole through programming and events. The association produces the ProMat and MODEX expositions that showcase the products and services of its member companies and to educate manufacturing and supply chain professionals. The Warehousing Education and Research Council (WERC) is a division of MHI and provides education and research to the warehousing, distribution, and logistics community.

Three- and Four-Wheel Electric Forklifts recognized for innovative design in Green GOOD DESIGN and E+E Leader AwardsGREENVILLE, N.C. (July 22, 2025) – Yale Lift Truck Technologies announces two prestigious industry awards for the ERP-VTL/VFL series of lift trucks with factory-integrated lithium-ion battery power. The trucks won recognition for outstanding green product design in the 2025 Green GOOD DESIGN® Awards and as an outstanding example of innovation that provides companies with energy and environmental benefits in the 2025 E+E Leader Awards.Rather than a battery box replacement, in which a standard counterbalanced lift truck design gets a lithium-ion retrofit, both the three-wheel ERP040VTL and the four-wheel ERP040VFL are engineered from the ground up around a fully integrated lithium-ion battery pack. This strategy not only provides the lasting performance and charging capabilities of lithium-ion power, it also enables a series of ergonomic advantages, including increased space in the operator compartment.“Manufacturing lift trucks around a fully integrated lithium-ion battery helps alleviate headaches for warehouses that might otherwise pursue an aftermarket retrofit to accommodate lithium-ion power,” says Brad Long, Global Activation Manager, Yale Lift Truck Technologies. “Beyond the performance benefits of electric forklifts, the ERP-VTL/VFL series also helps warehouses address labor challenges with key advantages for operator comfort. These recognitions are further proof that an innovative design approach can provide what these operations need to directly address these key challenges head-on.”The integrated lithium-ion power of the ERP-VTL/VFL lift trucks offers fast charging, zero tailpipe emissions and no off-gassing in battery charging or maintenance processes, along with lower energy costs compared to fossil fuels and lead-acid batteries. The trucks’ key ergonomic benefits include an open space design that increases the operator’s freedom to position their feet and facilitates easy entry and exit from the operator cabin. Stability is also improved with a repositioned center of gravity that enhances drive quality and improves truck handling in corners. These features can help to increase operator confidence and performance.About the Green GOOD DESIGN AwardGOOD DESIGN® is the oldest, most recognized program for design excellence. Every year, the Chicago Athenaeum and The European Centre for Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies collaborate to present the Green GOOD DESIGN Sustainability Awards. The program honors outstanding companies that have forwarded exceptional thinking and inspired greater progress toward a healthier and more sustainable universe.About the E+E Leader AwardsThe E+E Leader Awards recognize companies with groundbreaking products, impactful solutions and outstanding projects in sustainability, environment, energy and social responsibility. The awards celebrate products and projects in a variety of categories, including business and consumer products, software, energy innovation, and environmental impact.About Yale Lift Truck TechnologiesYale Lift Truck Technologies leverages over a century of material handling experience and substantial investment in innovation to bring some of the most advanced technology-driven lift truck solutions to market. The company offers a full line of award-winning lift trucks, including reach trucks, order pickers, turret trucks, pallet jacks and trucks, pallet stackers, tow tractors and counterbalanced forklifts, as well as powerful operator assist solutions, proven robotics and a wide range of power sources to help customers adapt to today’s demanding supply chain. Yale and its independent dealer network support these solutions with comprehensive after-sales service, parts, financing and training.Yale Lift Truck Technologies is a division of Hyster-Yale Materials Handling, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Hyster-Yale Inc. (NYSE:HY) which is headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio and operates globally.ContactBrad LongYale Lift Truck Technologies252-412-3652brad.long@hyster-yale.com

WIXOM, MI, July 2025 — Integrated Systems Design (ISD), a distinguished systems integrator and OEM provider of advanced warehouse automation solutions, announces its comprehensive initiative to revolutionize supply chain resilience through strategically curated "Made in America" automation partnerships. This groundbreaking approach addresses mounting concerns over international supply chain vulnerabilities while delivering unprecedented operational excellence.Supply Chain Sovereignty Emerges as Critical Business ImperativeContemporary enterprises face escalating challenges stemming from protracted international supply chains, geopolitical instabilities, and pandemic-induced disruptions. ISD's revolutionary approach eliminates dependency on overseas manufacturing networks, establishing robust domestic partnerships that guarantee supply chain continuity and operational predictability. "Patriotism transcends sentiment—it embodies strategic wisdom," declares Ed Romaine, VP Marketing at ISD. "Our domestic manufacturing alliances eliminate intercontinental shipping delays, customs complications, and communication barriers that perpetually plague international sourcing strategies."Technological Prowess Meets Manufacturing ExcellenceISD's meticulously crafted portfolio encompasses cutting-edge automation technologies exclusively sourced from a number of leading American manufacturing powerhouses:UltraStore Mid-Load ASRS represents tried and true engineering achievements in automated storage solutions. This domestically engineered system optimizes mid-range applications requiring high-density storage coupled with lightning-fast retrieval capabilities. Superior technical support, expedited software updates, and streamlined system modifications distinguish this American-manufactured solution.Kardex Remstar Vertical Lift Modules maximize storage capacities through vertical storage optimization. These systems transform limited floor space into high-density storage capacity while delivering requested inventory directly to ergonomic workstations, dramatically enhancing productivity metrics.URBX ASRS showcases next-generation robotic ASRS storage system. These modular, scalable systems adapt seamlessly to evolving operational requirements, featuring real-time optimization algorithms that maintain peak performance regardless of fluctuating demand patterns.Raymond Material Handling Equipment continues decades-long traditions of American manufacturing excellence. Their product lineup encompasses traditional counterbalance forklifts, reach trucks, order pickers, and specialized narrow-aisle equipment designed for high-density storage environments.Reflex Robotics introduces groundbreaking humanoid automation from Brooklyn, New York. Founded by MIT alumni with prestigious experience from Tesla, Boston Dynamics, and Amazon, Reflex delivers cost-effective warehouse and manufacturing general-purpose robotics achieving operational capability within sixty minutes of deployment. Their affordable pricing structure—below annual operator salaries—democratizes humanoid automation across diverse warehouse operations.Strategic Advantages Compound Through Domestic PartnershipsISD's "Made in America" approach delivers multifaceted benefits extending beyond equipment procurement: Supply Chain Resilience: Eliminates international shipping vulnerabilities, port congestion delays, and customs complications Quality Assurance: Domestic manufacturers operate under stringent regulatory frameworks ensuring consistent, superior products Rapid Response Support: Time zone alignment, linguistic clarity, and cultural familiarity accelerate technical support resolution Regulatory Compliance: Intimate knowledge of American building codes, safety regulations, and integration standardsOptimalOps-Process™ Maximizes Automation Investment ReturnsISD's proprietary OptimalOps-Process™ framework orchestrates seamless integration across multiple automation technologies. This comprehensive eight-step methodology ensures optimal equipment selection, strategic implementation, and sustained operational excellence while maintaining vendor-neutral flexibility.Partnership Excellence Drives Sustained SuccessAs an OEM-agnostic systems integrator, ISD leverages extensive partnerships with premier American manufacturers to deliver customized solutions precisely matching operational requirements. This collaborative approach eliminates single-vendor limitations while ensuring unified system performance across diverse automation components. "Our domestic partnerships transcend transactional relationships," emphasizes Ed Romaine, VP Marketing at ISD. "We cultivate enduring alliances that deliver sustained value through comprehensive training programs, reliable technical support, and predictable upgrade pathways."Market Leadership Through InnovationISD's commitment to American manufacturing excellence positions clients advantageously amid intensifying global competition. Domestic automation solutions provide strategic stability, operational reliability, and performance consistency that international alternatives cannot match.Discover Revolutionary Automation SolutionsOrganizations seeking to mitigate supply chain risks through Made in America warehouse automation technologies are invited to schedule complimentary consultations exploring ISD's comprehensive capabilities and strategic advantages.About Integrated Systems Design - ISDIntegrated Systems Design is a comprehensive systems integrator of automated solutions for warehouses, manufacturing, distribution, retail, and wholesale applications, improving processes and productivity while reducing operational costs. Whether providing consulting services to meet current issues or developing future scalable plans to address industry challenges, ISD creates value for a broad range of industries by tailoring systems to clients' specific requirements.ISD expertise ranges from handling, storing, and picking pieces (eaches), cases, pallets, build lines, and special or custom handling solutions. Products and services include automatic storage and retrieval (ASRS), AMR, conveyor, robotics, batch stations, shuttles, pick-to-light, carousels, vertical lift modules (VLMs), controls, and software (including inventory management, WCS, WMS, and MES).ContactEd RomaineVP Marketing & Business Development215-512-2613eromaine@isddd.com

Marking a five-year milestone, this alliance enables smarter, more agile supply chains across the largest partner-installed Geekplus client base in North America.[BELTON, MO, July 15, 2025] – KPI Solutions (KPI), a leading provider of supply chain consulting, software, systems integration, and automation solutions, today celebrates five years of partnership with Geekplus, a leader in mobile robotics solutions for logistics. Together, this alliance has resulted in the largest partner-installed Geekplus client base in North America and includes clients in eCommerce, grocery, consumer products, and third-party logistics (3PL).Formed in 2020, the partnership transforms warehouse automation by combining advanced DC design capabilities and best-in-class mobile robotics to deliver scalable and agile robotic warehouse solutions. Seamless integration with KPI Solutions’ Opto™ Warehouse Execution Software (WES) enables real-time decision making, buffering, sequencing and order prioritization, enabling flexibility and faster adaptation to ever-changing business requirements.The five-year partnership has enabled KPI and Geekplus to develop and deploy advanced designs that incorporate years of client feedback and use-case learnings, driving continuous innovations and improved ongoing support.“We are proud that the long partnership between KPI Solutions and Geekplus has driven smarter, more efficient, cost-effective order fulfillment for our mutual clients,” stated Roger Counihan, SVP Sales at KPI Solutions. “KPI’s engineering and operational design expertise, coupled with Opto WES and leading robotic technology from Geekplus, empowers our clients to streamline warehouse processes and reduce labor dependence, while enhancing order fulfillment productivity,” he added.“In today’s rapidly evolving business environment, companies demand efficient and scalable order fulfillment solutions across a variety of form factors – units, cases, totes, and pallets,” stated Lit Fung, Head of International Business and Managing Director Americas at Geekplus. “The combined expertise of KPI and Geekplus confidently addresses our clients’ distribution needs by designing, deploying and servicing automated robotic solutions for today and the future,” he said.About KPI Solutions™KPI Solutions provides end-to-end supply chain services and automation to transform our clients’ distribution operations. We analyze, design, implement, and support flexible and scalable engineered solutions that optimize order fulfillment, build capacity, and reduce reliance on labor. Our data-driven operations strategy delivers resilient designs and our technology-neutral approach allows a blend of automated technologies for a customized solution. Comprehensive offerings include consulting, network strategy, engineered facility design, material handling systems integration, robotics, intelligent warehouse software, and lifetime services. Learn more at kpisolutions.com.About GeekplusGeekplus is a global leader in mobile robotics technologies. We develop innovative robotics solutions for order fulfilment. More than 800 global industry leaders use our solutions to realize flexible, reliable, and highly efficient automation for warehouses and supply chain management. Learn more at www.geekplus.com.ContactPatti SatterfieldSr. Director, Marketing & Business Development, KPIpatti.satterfield@kpisolutions.comSarahmaria GomezHead of MarketingGeekplus Americasarahmaria.gomez@geekplus.com

• Intelligent software platform WERX as core element.• Artificial intelligence boosts efficiency and reduces manual intervention.• Integrated systems also facilitate the seamless combination of full case and split case picking.(Marchtrenk, Austria, July 14, 2025) Grocery retail is characterized by high dynamics, increasing complexity of product ranges and growing customer expectations with regard to delivery speed and availability. High-performance solutions are essential when it comes to efficiently processing large-volume material flows, especially in the field of full case handling. An intelligent software platform plays a central role here, particularly with respect to palletizing.With over 25 years of specialization in the grocery industry, TGW Logistics is among the leading providers in Europe. As a market leader in the area of systems suited for freezer applications, the intralogistics specialist offers a comprehensive full case product range. "We are in constant contact with our customers. Intensive communication and the ideas that arise from it help us to stay on the cutting edge," explains Michael Schedlbauer, Vice President of Business Development Grocery at TGW Logistics. The full case solutions cover all temperature zones – from dry goods to fresh and frozen foods (-30 °C) – and enable automated handling of pallets, roll cages and thermocontainers.TGW Logistics builds on technologies developed in-house in all core areas:• High-performance palletizer: over 700 packing units per hour, modular design, high redundancy and optimal accessibility for maintenance.• Depalletizing systems with various levels of automation to accommodate different types of packaging• Highly dynamic shuttle warehouses with trays that can hold multiple SKUs and thus simultaneously allow a higher storage density and flexible picking.• Exact sequencing directly from the warehouse or via the conveyor system to facilitate the targeted supply of goods for palletizing and further processes.• Modular software platform WERX for efficient implementation, individually adapted to customer requirements."We build our solutions on a broad foundation of experience in the areas of integration, software, warehouse and conveying technology and robotics. This makes us a reliable partner that our customers can count on. TGW Logistics takes care of the efficient operation and maintenance of the system during its entire service life," emphasizes Peter Ehrenhuber, Director of Grocery Retail at TGW Logistics.Intelligent software platform WERXThe software platform WERX is a central element of every TGW installation. With its team of over 700 specialists, TGW Logistics develops modular software solutions for the control, optimization and visualization of all material flows. Special focus is placed on palletizing software, which guarantees maximum packing density and optimal packaging stability with the help of intelligent algorithms. Software and technology are constantly tested, calibrated and developed further with the help of demo and test systems.Artificial intelligence boosts efficiency and reduces manual interventionIn the area of depalletizing, TGW Logistics relies on camera-based, self-learning system behavior: with the help of AI algorithms, the system recognizes patterns and analyzes error patterns directly in the visualization. This fuels a continuous learning process that reduces the amount of intervention required from operators by up to 30 percent, which in turn directly affects the system's overall performance.An intelligent multi-layer approach also comes into play during the creation of the packing plan prior to palletizing. This allows multiple requirements to be considered simultaneously and to be activated or deactivated as needed. The system recognizes any need for optimization based on current capacity utilization. This feature has already proven itself in practice for one of the leading food service providers in the U.S. When it comes to supplying end customers, the duration of stops to unload customer deliveries can be drastically reduced. This increases efficiency along the entire supply chain and strengthens competitiveness.Security as integral feature – NIS2, KRITIS & IT securityIn the face of rising regulatory requirements, e.g. as a result of the NIS2 Directive, as well as the significance of intralogistics as part of critical infrastructure (KRITIS), TGW Logistics is setting high standards in terms of security, availability and data protection – both for customers and for its own system landscape."We are making long-term investments in IT security and process reliability," stresses Hans-Peter Dirisamer, Director of Group IT at TGW Logistics. "Our aspiration is to establish sophisticated security structures that will play a preventive role and enable swift reaction in case of emergency. TGW Logistics takes a comprehensive approach that encompasses not only technical but also organizational measures. This includes redundant system architecture, coordinated access regulations, data encryption and continuous monitoring, as well as emergency plans and recovery scenarios whose effectiveness are tested regularly."Expansion to split case picking: one system, two worldsWith the growth of online business, the requirements associated with picking single items for end customer orders (split case picking) are also on the rise. TGW Logistics has developed solutions just for this situation and has already implemented them at multiple customer sites designed especially for e-commerce. They make it possible to handle over 20,000 units per hour and are suited for delivering to end customers directly or for supplying stores with small lot sizes.Moreover, TGW Logistics offers integrated systems that seamlessly combine full case and split case picking, allowing the same system to handle both fast-moving and slowmoving items.This is made possible by:• Highly dynamic shuttle technology to supply both areas at once• An external sequencer developed in-house that sorts items intelligently based on target and delivery criteria• The patented PickCenter One – 1:1 picking workstation with integrated target sequencer for optimized picking orderThis integration offers maximum flexibility in the face of changing business models, e.g. in the case of seasonal transitions, changes to the product range, or increasing affiliation with convenience stores.Brownfield competence: integration during live operationNot every operator is able or willing to turn to greener pastures. TGW Logistics has extensive brownfield experience to draw on and has already successfully integrated numerous systems into existing buildings and software landscapes – often during live operation. The modular design of the TGW systems makes it possible to insert single functional units into existing infrastructure in a compact and flexible manner, whether as a partial extension or comprehensive modernization. Tried and true methods, comprehensive project planning and experienced realization teams make it possible to accomplish integration with minimal interference in existing processes, all without compromising performance or scalability.To learn more, visit us at www.tgw-group.com.About TGW LogisticsTGW Logistics is one of the leading international suppliers of material handling solutions. For over 50 years, the Austrian specialist has implemented highly automated systems for customers, including brands from A as in Adidas to Z as in Zalando. As systems integrator, TGW Logistics plans, produces, implements and services complex logistics centers – from mechatronic products and robots to control systems and software.TGW Logistics has subsidiaries in Europe, Asia and the U.S. and employs roughly 4,500 people worldwide. In the 2023/24 business year, the company generated a total revenue of 1.07 billion euros. Pictures: © TGW Logistics Reprint with reference to TGW Logistics free of charge. Reprint is not permitted for promotional purposes.ContactTGW Logistics GmbH+43.50.486-0tgw@tgw-group.com