Fastest ROI in the Industry with Seegrid Driverless Robotic Industrial Trucks

Sept. 5, 2012 - PRLog -- Seegrid is the pioneer and leading provider of driverless Robotic Industrial Trucks to the material handling industry. Robots optimize workflow processes within manufacturing facilities and distribution centers by reducing labor costs, improving safety, and increasing operational productivity and efficiency. The robots offer solutions which are:

•   Flexible
•   Affordable Automation
•   Fast ROI
•   Instant Savings
•   Safe
•   Simple Leasing Available
•   Installs in Hours
•   Tough
•   No Infrastructure Changes

Seegrid’s robotic industrial trucks are provided in a variety of products and configurations.  

GP8 PALLET TRUCK

The unmanned GP8 pallet truck transports products with vision-guided technology. Position the GP8’s forks under the pallets to move, input the route on the keypad and the Robotic Industrial Truck travels without wires, tapes or lasers. From putaway, transfers and selection to long hauls and cross-docking, the GP8 will reduce the cost per move. Extend workforce productivity, improve safety and lower operating costs while giving operations personnel truck and route control.

GP8 TOWING ATTACHMENT

With the new GP8 Towing Attachment, customers have the power and flexibility of two machines in one. Firms are delivering pallets across the facility.  The solution is to utilize the unmanned GP8 in standard operation mode for vision-guided technology transport. Workflow requires cards to deliver products and components. Clients attach cars to the unmanned GP8 Towing Attachment, and have parts delivered across the facility without wire, tapes or lasers. Once deliveries are completed, the Robotic Industrial Truck returns for more work.

Pittsburgh-based Seegrid Corp. (www.seegrid.com), is the leading in Robotic Industrial Truck manufacturer worldwide; industrial robots are creating more jobs in warehousing and manufacturing facilities. The company has recognized the economic change in manufacturing.  There is a strong increased demand for driverless industrial robots to transport goods horizontally without wire, tape, laser or other costly automated guided vehicle (AGVs) systems.  These industrial robots are manufactured in America and support American manufacturing and warehousing companies— keeping America at the forefront of innovation and technology.


Seegrid Corporation
www.seegrid.com
Amanda Merrell
amerrell@seegrid.com
412-379-4500