Warehouse Robotics Solutions Partner | FORTNA

Solutions: Robotics

Scalable, flexible warehouse robotics solutions

Labor cost, availability and safety are challenging for even the most efficient operations. Robotics solutions deliver the speed, accuracy and efficiency to fulfill a broad range of operational requirements for distribution centers. FORTNA experts will partner with your business to engineer scalable and flexible robotics solutions that meet your unique business operational needs.

Robotics within the distribution center commonly refers to a range of technologies designed to perform repetitive and physically demanding tasks, including robotic arms, automated guided vehicles (AGVs), autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) and automated storage and retrieval systems (AS/RS). These solutions can improve warehouse management, picking, packing, sorting and transporting goods.

FORTNA robotics combines cutting-edge technology with the industry and application knowledge of an experienced integrator. This approach delivers advanced warehouse robotics solutions that fit established material handling processes and work seamlessly as part of large, integrated systems, increasing efficiency in warehouse operations.

By applying the latest advances in vision, sensing and gripping technologies to expand automation capabilities and address increasingly complex tasks, FORTNA provides innovative robotics solutions ready to address the evolving challenges of modern distribution operations.

Autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) transporting cardboard boxes in modern automated warehouse - FORTNA

Innovative. Efficient. Robust.

Optimal robotic technologies are incorporated into innovative designs for a robust solution that meets performance expectations. FORTNA robotics solutions combine speed, precision and reliability to increase throughput, reduce errors and efficiently handle a wide variety of SKUs, while ensuring safe collaboration with human workers. The result is more efficient, resilient and cost-effective warehouse and distribution operations over time.

FORTNA robotics partnerships and solutions

Moen AutoStore automated storage and retrieval system - FORTNA

Customer Success Case Study

How Moen Transformed Its Distribution Operations with FORTNA

Discover how Moen optimized supply chain operations by consolidating facilities and automating distribution to boost efficiency and reduce labor costs by 60%.

The FORTNA Difference

The FORTNA data-driven, consultative approach sets us apart by turning operational data into actionable insights that drive measurable results. We don’t just recommend solutions—we analyze your unique operational metrics, workflows and demand patterns to identify the most impactful opportunities for improvement. Our consultative process combines advanced analytics with robust supply chain expertise to design strategies tailored specifically to your facility needs, whether that is optimizing throughput, improving labor efficiency or increasing storage utilization. This fact-based methodology ensures decisions are grounded in evidence, not assumptions, delivering long-term value and a clear return on investment for your warehouse operations.

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FORTNA Framework

FORTNA can help optimize business-critical operations with the FORTNA Framework™

The FORTNA Distribution Optimization FrameworkTM (FORTNA Framework) leverages proprietary processes, tools, and algorithms to design and deliver solutions using best-fit automation technologies and intelligent software.

FAQs

Common types of robots include autonomous mobile robots (AMRs), automated guided vehicles (AGVs), robotic picking arms, palletizing robots, sorting robots, and automated storage and retrieval systems (AS/RS).

Robotics solutions in warehouses can handle a wide range of operations, including picking and packing, sorting, palletizing and depalletizing, transporting goods, replenishment, inventory management, goods-to-person workflows and automated storage and retrieval tasks.

Robotics solutions, including collaborative robots designed to work alongside people, can be integrated into existing automated systems, such as conveyors, sorters, barcode/RFID scanners and WMS/WES software, enabling seamless coordination between new robots and current automated processes. Partnering with an experienced automation provider is crucial for successful integration.

Warehouse robotics solutions are designed with multiple safety features. They use sensors, cameras, collision avoidance, emergency stop functions, and safety software to operate safely around people and equipment.

Many robotic technologies are modular and scalable, making them accessible for smaller operations that want to start with limited automation and expand over time.

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