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Assisted order picking

Picking systems can move containers or shelves while staff select the items. Distinguish transport assistance from robotic grasping: the former can reduce walking without removing the manual pick.

What to consider before choosing

Typical environments include:

  • Fulfillment centers
  • Distribution sites
Decision factors

Validate the deployment, not only the spec sheet.

  • Map order flow and pick stations
  • Check container and shelf compatibility
  • Plan warehouse-software integration
Find the right robot
Limits & trade-offs

What the product page may not tell you.

  • A transport robot does not necessarily grasp products
Robots available

2 potential matches in the sourced catalog.

Inclusion means the robot is mapped to this use case from available product information. It is not a guarantee that the product fits every site.

A starting comparison

Ask the right questions.

Compare 2 models
RobotPrice / statusPublished detailCheck before choosing
Geek+ P800RContact manufacturerPayload: 1000 kgMoves shelves rather than grasping individual items
Locus OriginContact manufacturerPayload: 36 kgStaff still pick and place the items

Prices refer to the source market and configuration on each robot page. An unpublished price does not establish whether a quotation service is offered.

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