CEVA Logistics on AMR investment

Posted on Thursday 30 March 2023

GLOBAL HEAD of contract logistics, Bart Beeks, says: “At CEVA, we define innovation as the implementation of new ideas with business impact.”

He continues: “As a result, we are always looking for the best solutions for our clients, scanning the technology horizon alongside our partners. The AMR solution from Geek+ is a great fit for our operation in Grobbendonk, providing a more comfortable working environment for on- site employees, while at the same time handling a far greater order volume.”

The modernisation efforts at CEVA’s Grobbendonk warehouse, located in Belgium’s Antwerp province, demonstrate the benefits of AMRs through delivering a more ergonomic working environment and improving efficiency, while maintaining accuracy.

The warehouse is now equipped with a fleet of 27 Geek+ P-series picking robots and five workstations. The picking robots feature a 1000-kilogram payload and operate at a maximum speed of 2 m/sec. The goods-to-person solution devised by CEVA and Geek+ is designed to provide a high degree of flexibility, quick integration into the existing operations and can handle daily volumes of more than 10,000 outbound items.

The Grobbendonk project represents the latest collaboration between Geek+ and CEVA Logistics. In 2021, Geek+ robots were introduced in certain automated operations at a CEVA warehouse in Australia. The Grobbendonk site applies those previous successes to online retail operations in Europe, including the creation of safe working conditions for warehouse staff. 

For more information, visit www.geekplus.com

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