BAUHAUS Uses XYZ Robotics System at Krefeld Warehouse
XYZ Robotics has deployed its goods receiving automation system at BAUHAUS's central warehouse in Krefeld, Germany, the company announced in a press release.
The system uses RockyOne and RockyOne SE robots to move goods from shipping containers to pallets ready for storage. RockyOne enters containers to unload loose cartons in different sizes and orientations.
As cartons arrive, a barcode scanning system identifies them for sorting in real time. RockyOne SE then builds pallets using patterns defined by the customer.
BAUHAUS operates more than 290 specialist centers across 19 countries. Its Krefeld hub handles thousands of daily shipments across more than 10,000 references.
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