Transload and cross docking facilities often manage a large variety of shipments through their facility. This drives the need for flexible receiving areas capable of handling any kind of load. Their business is around processing goods through the facility without storage, so they must excel at receiving goods and loading them out quickly.

When unloading containers, Pixmo can easily adapt to the complexity of shifting boxes during transit, box orientation, box size, number of SKUs, carton sizing, and packaging quality.  Pixmo has highly advanced AI for adaptability so it can be quickly deployed on-site and learn and adjust on the fly. This leads to optimized precision, productivity, and safety in each specific setting. With Pixmo and the patent-pending conveyor add-on, throughput is up to 1000 boxes per hour and the box weight capacity is an industry-leading 65 pounds.

Third party logistics providers (3PLs) require a high level of flexibility in their automation solutions. The logistics industry is dynamic with changing client requirements, fluctuating demand, and evolving supply chain dynamics. 3PLs  also have complex integration requirements and often have to integrate automation into existing operations.

Pixmo robots can be installed within days and provide enhanced operational efficiencies and predictability for companies. The robots do not require costly software integrations, and only need minimal hardware infrastructure to be integrated into the warehouse environment.

Distribution centers (including retail warehouses and ecommerce fulfillment centers) experience high degrees of seasonality, or peak times, that require scaling the capacity of the receiving dock up and down. They also must deal with daily fluctuations in outbound needs, and the pressure of always meeting end-customer demands and expectations. Moreover, they often have a wide product mix that can quickly change, so having automation that can handle a larger variety of product is important.

Pixmo robots can be installed within days and provide enhanced operational efficiencies and predictability for companies. When unloading containers, it can easily adapt to the complexity of shifting boxes during transit, box orientation, box size, number of SKUs, carton sizing, and packaging quality.

The robots do not require costly software integrations, and only need minimal hardware infrastructure to be integrated into the warehouse environment. This enables effortless scaling to meet both seasonal and daily demands.

All industries face the same concerns regarding safety when implementing automation. Pixmo is designed from the ground up to safely operate around humans. The Pixmo base and safety-compliant robot arm are designed to enable collaborative work with humans if needed, providing an additional layer of safety in environments where humans may suddenly move into its path. It is the only unloading robot of its kind with force sensing to stop operating if there is impact to the arm. These safety features virtually eliminate potential accidents and create peace of mind for workers and management alike.