In order to provide solutions for document, mail, and warehouse automation, OPEX Corporation, a global pioneer in Next Generation Automation, has teamed with Advanced Robotics Zrt., a technology implementation integrator based in Hungary.

 

Advanced Robotics will become the first partner in Europe to install OPEX's Perfect Pick, a goods-to-person automated storage and retrieval system (AS/RS), and Sure Sort, a portable small-item sorting solution.

 

In 2024, three Perfect Pick lanes will be put in place at a major client of Advanced Robotics, a Hungarian company with its headquarters in Budapest.

 

“Perfect Pick is a great solution for e-commerce fulfillment and micro-fulfillment because of its scalability and narrow footprint,” said Nicolas Dewit, Director of Business Development - Europe, Middle East and Asia (EMEA), OPEX Warehouse Automation. “Perfect Pick utilizes a warehouse’s vertical space, increasing throughput, reliability, and effectiveness.”

 

“We are excited about partnering with OPEX to continue our mission of providing clients with the best solutions for their businesses,” said Attila Nemeth, CEO at Advanced Robotics. “In particular, Perfect Pick offers unique benefits that complement our goods-to-person automation portfolio.”

 

In addition to having a lesser environmental impact, Perfect Pick has intelligent, wireless iBOT cars that, in contrast to other shuttle systems, easily access goods in a single aisle while moving around the storage rack at speeds of up to 1,000 dual-cycles per hour.

 

The OPEX Sure Sort automated put wall is a small-item automated sorting system that lowers the number of unnecessary touches associated with other sorters. It is scalable, flexible, and affordable. Leading retailers, 3PLs, and distributors who need precise and affordable order management, parcel sorting, and reverse logistics choose Sure Sort.

 

The largest international trade fair in Europe for intralogistics solutions and process management, called LogiMAT, will highlight OPEX's warehouse automation systems from April 25 to 27 in Stuttgart, Germany.