Cloud-orchestrated Chuck and Porter autonomous mobile robots direct associates through warehouse picking, putaway, replenishment, sortation, slotting, and packout while reducing walking and increasing throughput.
Warehouses must increase throughput despite labor shortages, seasonal peaks, costly worker travel, inconsistent task execution, and limited live visibility. Traditional fixed automation can require major infrastructure changes, while manual carts and paper or handheld workflows create long walks, congestion, training burdens, and fulfillment errors.
Chuck and Porter AMRs work alongside associates in existing warehouse layouts. Ocado IQ plans, assigns, and system-directs work; robots present visual prompts, maps, and next-task instructions; the Mobile Fulfillment App extends directed workflows where robots cannot reach; and The Bridge exposes real-time operational data and control for supervisors. Host WMS, ERP, OMS, and labor systems connect the workflow to orders and inventory.
Order, inventory, and task data enters Ocado IQ from connected warehouse systems. Cloud orchestration groups work, assigns tasks, and calculates efficient paths. Wi-Fi-connected AMRs navigate around obstacles, carry orders or materials, and direct associates at each location. Confirmations and exceptions return to the orchestration layer, where supervisors monitor flow, rebalance work, and continuously refine the operation.
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Less walking: Robots cut worker travel, carrying, and training time
Higher throughput: Directed workflows increase pick accuracy and output
Seasonal flexibility: Fleet scaling supports peak-period demand
No facility rebuild: Automation deploys in existing warehouse layouts
Autonomous mobile robots work alongside associates in existing layouts
Cloud system plans, assigns, and directs work with dynamic task allocation
Adaptive navigation and obstacle avoidance guide robots efficiently
Visual prompts, maps, and next-task instructions on each robot
Extends directed workflows where robots cannot reach
Real-time supervisor visibility plus WMS, ERP, and OMS connections
Multi-site Chuck AMR deployments also improved accuracy by 40% across U.S. and European operations.
A standardized integration connected Hagen's existing WMS to 6 River Systems autonomous mobile robots.
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