inVia Robotics provides the next generation of mobile warehouse automation solutions for e-commerce fulfillment centers through its Picker robot and the first-of-its-kind “Robotics-as-a-Service” platform.
The inVia Picker operates within an economical goods-to-person automated fulfillment system, delivering goods (up to 40 lbs) directly to warehouse workers to complete picking and replenishing tasks while eliminating 100% of travel time in warehouse aisles.
The Pickers retrieve SKUs stored in totes, bins or boxes for delivery to pick/pack stations. inVia provides the lowest storage cost per SKU of all the automated goods-to-person solutions on the market today. With a goods-to-person system, people no longer walk the warehouse aisles exposed to unnecessary risk.
Companies also realize significant productivity gains and warehouse optimization with inVia Robot pickers working collaboratively alongside people. In a non-automated person-to-goods scenario, each person is typically limited to 50-75 lines per hour, including walk time. inVia’s goods-to-person model maximizes throughput, making a system up to five times more efficient than any manual operation.
In fact, it can reduce picking costs by up to 75% and provides nearly 100% picking accuracy. Using inVia Robotics, companies can double their throughput; each person on the team can reach an estimated 300-350 lines per hour.
Features:
- Adaptable to any warehouse and pick, designed for a wide range of applications and a variety of tote materials/sizes from a company’s existing infrastructure.
- Easily deployable and scalable solution using inVia’s Robotics-as-a-Service (RaaS) software that integrates with any existing WMS - new or existing warehouses are up-and-running in days. Whether a distribution center faces seasonal swings or continuous growth, the platform adjusts to incorporate additional robots when needed for optimized throughput.
- Eliminates travel in warehouse aisles, where the picking process is completely automated; the robots work collaboratively with people stationed at picking stations to increase throughput by up to 500%.
