Warehouse automation solutions - Automated Guided Vehicles In India

 Much as human workforces are against the notion for fear of job loss, there’s no denying that warehouse automation increases efficiency, speed, and productivity. Pick-and-place technologies such as automated guided vehicles (AGVs), robotic picking, automated storage and retrieval (ASRS), and put-wall picking reduce error rates and increases warehouse productivity. In fact, the use of AGVs was predicted to grow this year on the back of more businesses using them to manage their inventory efficiently.

 

The demand for inventory-carrying robots, stackers, forklifts and pallet trucks is high now. Addverb Technologies on of the best warehouse automation companies in India, provides automated guided vehicles in India, an AGV that is used to transport diverse loads in the warehouse. Addverb offers a custom Dynamo AGV with different guidance systems including laser, inertial, wire, and magnetic tape. It requires minimum to no human interference in the execution of picking operations in the warehouse. Going forward, warehouses will look at employing a combination of efficient automation technologies in order to control operational logistics costs.

 

At Addverb, we offer automation solutions that are flexible and affordable, leading to wide-scale adoption. We have been able to provide solutions to a wide stratum of companies from young and budding start-ups to Fortune 500 companies. Indian companies have also started realising that to cater to a more flexible and dynamic supply chain, they need to use technology and go for automation. Covid-19 has only hastened this move towards more automated and reliable supply chain and technology adoption.

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