Experience Pixel PT in live operation at BRUMMER
Experience Pixel PT in live operation at BRUMMER
How does autonomous intralogistics work when people, forklifts and mobile robots share the same floor every day?
At BRUMMER, you can experience Pixel PT where it matters: in real logistics operation. We show how autonomous pallet transport is integrated into existing workflows, and how camera and AI systems help automate processes more flexibly.
The event is aimed in particular at companies currently evaluating which transport tasks can be automated and how AMRs can be integrated into existing processes and IT systems.
What you will see on site
Automatic order generation from the running process
The camera system detects transport-ready pallets from a bird’s eye view. This lets transport orders be created automatically, without every order having to be triggered by hand.
Robots and staff in the same process
Pixel PT is designed for hybrid operation. Recurring transports can be taken over by the robots, while staff continue to work flexibly in the same processes whenever needed.
This means the entire workflow does not have to be reorganized around the automation.
Handling real-world conditions
In everyday operation, pallets are not always placed exactly in their intended position. Pixel PT also detects pallets left at an angle or offset and can pick them up.
Staff therefore do not have to perfect the way they work for the robot.
Automatic identification and destination assignment
The system recognizes pallets and labels and can match the required information against the warehouse management system. The respective destination is then determined dynamically.
AI-based fork detection
A specially developed, AI-based fork detection enables Pixel PT to recognize forklift forks in its driving area and account for them during navigation – even under conditions where conventional 3D sensing can reach its limits.
Fleet control at a larger scale
With several robots, productivity is not determined by the performance of the individual vehicle alone. What matters is how orders are distributed, routes are coordinated and mutual obstruction is avoided.
At BRUMMER, we show how Pixel PT interacts with other robots and staff within a larger fleet.
Designed for daily output, not top speed
A Pixel PT drives more slowly than a person with a manual industrial truck. In return, the robot can take over recurring transports continuously for many hours – at BRUMMER up to 21 hours a day.
Especially for regularly recurring transports, it is therefore not the speed of a single trip that is decisive, but the output across the entire operating day.
Other topics on site
Real-time digital twin
In addition to the robots, the camera system also captures other relevant objects and movements in the hall. This creates an up-to-date digital image of the processes.
Fleet and space management with W2MO
Together with our partner Logivations, we show ways to plan and control fleets and logistics spaces.
Digital Twin with W2MO
Physical workflows and digital planning can be linked and used for analysis and optimization.
Do you want to examine a specific use case of your own?
Then feel free to bring it along.
After the live demonstration, you will have the opportunity to discuss your processes directly with our team – for example transport routes, pallet types, interfaces, mixed operation or the economically sensible number of robots.
Participation in the visit is free of charge.
Sign up
Register using the form. After signing up, you will receive a confirmation by email; we will send you the organizational details a few days before the event.
Experience Pixel PT not in a demo, but in daily logistics operation.