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Robots as a service simplifies the automation of sorting operations

February 10, 2025 by Mark Allinson

Offering products as a service allows users to test new technologies with reduced risks. This is good news for warehouse sorting operations in the parcels, ecommerce and fulfilment sector, where operators can struggle to justify replacing traditional manual processes with robots.

To facilitate this changeover, Prime Vision is now offering robotic sorting as a service (RSaaS), allowing its customers to effortlessly implement this highly flexible solution.

Robots have revolutionised repetitive processes, delivering greater efficiency, accuracy and speed in a multitude of applications. [Read more…] about Robots as a service simplifies the automation of sorting operations

Filed Under: Features, Supply chain Tagged With: automation, materialhandling, operations, prime, RaaS, robots-as-a-service, sorting, vision, warehouse

Going the last mile with robotic parcel sorting

January 17, 2024 by Mark Allinson

Everyone has heard of going the extra mile, but for e-commerce, parcel, postal and logistics companies, the last mile is often the most challenging. To streamline how parcels arrive on the doorstep, many businesses are relying on localised or temporary facilities. For smaller sorting centres close to the customer, robots are a proven solution to optimise routes, maximise available capacity and reduce overheads.

Hans Jongebloed, Senior Postal Expert at Prime Vision, explores the possibilities.  [Read more…] about Going the last mile with robotic parcel sorting

Filed Under: Features, Logistics Tagged With: 3pl, logistics, parcel, postal, prime, robotic, robots, sorting, vision, warehouse

K-Parts brings Prime Vision robots into warehouse operation

January 13, 2024 by David Edwards

K-Parts, an online supplier of scooter, moped and motorbike parts, has chosen robots from automation expert Prime Vision to streamline its warehouse logistics operations at Harderwijk in the Netherlands.

The robots will allow made-to-order boxes to be packed with items in a highly optimised manner, seamlessly collaborating with the Intellistore automatic storage and retrieval system (ASRS) and personnel working at the facility.

Providing access to an extensive range of components and accessories from leading brands, K-Parts delivers products of all shapes and sizes. To reduce packaging and boost efficiency, when the company receives an order, it builds a custom box that matches the dimensions of the selected products. [Read more…] about K-Parts brings Prime Vision robots into warehouse operation

Filed Under: News, Warehouse robots Tagged With: bikes, k-parts, motorbikes, operation, prime, scooters, vision, warehouse

The Environmental Impact of Bitcoin Mining

December 5, 2023 by Mark Allinson

In order to validate transactions and add new blocks to the Bitcoin blockchain network, a process known as “mining” involves solving difficult mathematical equations.

This method consumes a lot of computational resources, which results in high energy costs. The energy needed for mining bitcoin also rises in tandem with its popularity and demand.

The environmental effects of bitcoin mining, particularly the carbon emissions linked to energy use, have come under scrutiny as a result. [Read more…] about The Environmental Impact of Bitcoin Mining

Filed Under: Technology Tagged With: altrix, bitcoin, education, environmental, impact, mining, prime, training

Sentient showcases its ‘ViDAR’ vision systems at White House event with President Biden and Australian PM

October 26, 2023 by Mark Allinson

Sentient Vision Systems’ newly appointed CEO, Mark Palmer, was invited to attend a reception in Washington to mark Australia Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s first official visit to Washington, hosted by President Joe Biden.

In a press release, Sentient says the Australia-US relationship marks “more than 100 years in partnership” and presents an important opportunity for discussion about “Clean, Green & Critical” technologies that contribute to the security of Indo-Pacific.

The reception – a key part of the three-day official Visit by PM Albanese that started on October 23rd – was also attended by senior US Department of Defense representatives and Whitehouse staff. [Read more…] about Sentient showcases its ‘ViDAR’ vision systems at White House event with President Biden and Australian PM

Filed Under: Features, Sensors Tagged With: albanese, biden, minister, president, prime, sentient, systems, vidar, vision, white house

Prime Robotics agrees warehouse automation partnership with Wulftec International

August 6, 2023 by Mark Allinson

Prime Robotics, a provider of intelligent end-to-end automation solutions for warehouse, distribution, and fulfillment facilities, has agreed a partnership with Wulftec International.

This agreement enables Prime Robotics customers to fully integrate Wulftec’s stretch wrapping technology with Prime’s pallet management solution.

In today’s hyper-competitive marketplace, end-to-end automation plays a critical role in the efficiency and success of fulfillment facilities. [Read more…] about Prime Robotics agrees warehouse automation partnership with Wulftec International

Filed Under: Logistics, News Tagged With: automation, customer, customers, enables, end-to-end, expectations, facilities, fulfillment, international, management, orders, pallet, partnership, prime, reduce, robotics, shipping, solutions, today, warehouse, wulftec

Motional chooses Ouster as exclusive supplier of long-range lidar for its autonomous vehicles

May 15, 2023 by Mark Allinson

Motional, a specialist developer of driverless cars, has selected Ouster as the exclusive provider of long-range lidar sensors for its all-electric Ioniq 5-based robotaxis. 

The serial production agreement will see Ouster supply Motional with Alpha Prime VLS-128 sensors through 2026.

A culmination of ten years of lidar development and learning from millions of road miles, the Alpha Prime long-range sensor is specifically designed for autonomous driving and advanced vehicle safety at highway speeds. [Read more…] about Motional chooses Ouster as exclusive supplier of long-range lidar for its autonomous vehicles

Filed Under: News, Sensors Tagged With: alpha, autonomous, commercial, driverless, exclusive, ioniq, lidar, long-range, motional, ouster, prime, robotaxis, sensor, sensors, vehicles

Amazon to begin drone deliveries in two US states

July 27, 2022 by David Edwards

Amazon is preparing to start deliveries of its retail products to its customers by drone. The first areas chosen are Lockeford, in California, and College Station, in Texas.

The world’s largest online retailer says “hundreds of residents have expressed interest in receiving their Amazon orders via drone”, and the company has built new facilities to support the expansion into the air.

The company’s drone service is called Amazon Prime Air, one of only three companies given certificates by the Federal Aviation Authority to operate drone deliveries. [Read more…] about Amazon to begin drone deliveries in two US states

Filed Under: Drones, News Tagged With: air, amazon, college, community, deliveries, delivery, drone, lockeford, prime, station, technology, texas

Prime Vision and VDL bring sorting robots to the US

November 11, 2021 by Mark Allinson

VDL Groep and Prime Vision have been jointly producing robots for the American market.

Delft-based Prime Vision has developed the Robotic Sorting concept, the sorting of shipments by so-called Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs).

VDL Industrial Modules from Helmond has taken responsibility for the production of the AMRs. [Read more…] about Prime Vision and VDL bring sorting robots to the US

Filed Under: Logistics, News Tagged With: company, groep, industrial, modules, prime, production, robots, sorting, vdl, vision

Norway prime minister officially opens AutoStore Innovation Hub

August 18, 2021 by David Edwards

AutoStore, the leading robotic technology company, has created a pioneering test facility that can allow for faster fitting of automated systems for its clients to keep up with order demand.

Prime Minister of Norway, Erna Solberg (pictured below cutting ribbon), was said to be “deeply impressed” by AutoStore’s success when she officially opened the new test center and had it demonstrated.

As she officially opened the Innovation Hub, Solberg said: “AutoStore is a guiding star showing the way towards growth for the Norwegian private sector.” [Read more…] about Norway prime minister officially opens AutoStore Innovation Hub

Filed Under: Logistics, News Tagged With: autostore, center, facilities, facility, hub, innovation, japan, jobs, lier, minister, norway, number, officially, opened, prime, private, robots, sector, set, situations, solberg, solutions, storage, store, technology, test, warehouse

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