Logimat 2024
Storage solutions: Interactive 3D model and more
At Logimat, Vanderlande wants to focus on the warehousing of tomorrow. In Stuttgart, the company will be providing an insight into Fastpick, a goods-to-person order processing system, among other things.
"We are looking forward to meeting our customers at this year's LogiMAT," says Robert Viegers, Executive Vice-President for Warehouse Solutions at Vanderlande. "We make a point of listening carefully to each customer's specific requirements. And our team is happy to explain how our innovative, efficient warehouse automation solutions can help respond to pressing issues such as sustainability and labor shortages."
Visitors can find out more about how Fastpick works using an interactive 3D model. The solution is designed to shorten throughput times in the warehouse and help to process orders more precisely. How picking robots and autonomous vehicles can be seamlessly integrated into the company's warehouse solutions will also be a topic in Stuttgart.
In a session as part of Logimat Exhibitor Insights on Tuesday, March 19 (2:30 pm in Forum North, Hall 7), Vanderlande and e-commerce retailer Digitec Galaxus will be on stage. Together, they will explain the challenges that need to be overcome behind the scenes in e-commerce logistics.
Hall 1, Stand J31
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