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The Next Generation of Micro-fulfillment with Yegor Achyshkin (Instock)
- Micro-fulfillment is a dynamic space that involves automated facilities, usually smaller than 10,000 square feet, for efficient order fulfillment.
- The landscape of micro-fulfillment solutions includes various goods-to-person systems that aim to optimize storage density and throughput.
- Instock is a micro-fulfillment solution that uses robots driving on the floor, ceiling, and vertical walls to maximize space utilization.
- The system is designed to be highly flexible, fitting into existing real estate, and allowing customers to try it out as a service.
- Instock's approach focuses on software complexity, simplifying the hardware, and enabling easier installations.
- The system's flexibility and lower cost compared to traditional solutions make it more accessible for retailers to deploy in various locations.
- The robots in the Instock system can operate both inside and outside the grid, enabling innovative applications and easy integration with other automation technologies.
- The unique magnetic suspension system allows the robots to move smoothly on various surfaces without the risk of falling.
- Instock is expected to be available for customers within the next six to nine months.
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By Commerce Ventures- Micro-fulfillment is a dynamic space that involves automated facilities, usually smaller than 10,000 square feet, for efficient order fulfillment.
- The landscape of micro-fulfillment solutions includes various goods-to-person systems that aim to optimize storage density and throughput.
- Instock is a micro-fulfillment solution that uses robots driving on the floor, ceiling, and vertical walls to maximize space utilization.
- The system is designed to be highly flexible, fitting into existing real estate, and allowing customers to try it out as a service.
- Instock's approach focuses on software complexity, simplifying the hardware, and enabling easier installations.
- The system's flexibility and lower cost compared to traditional solutions make it more accessible for retailers to deploy in various locations.
- The robots in the Instock system can operate both inside and outside the grid, enabling innovative applications and easy integration with other automation technologies.
- The unique magnetic suspension system allows the robots to move smoothly on various surfaces without the risk of falling.
- Instock is expected to be available for customers within the next six to nine months.