InductOne, powered by PickOne AI vision software, is Plus One Robotics’ innovative turnkey dual-arm pre-engineered automated induction cell designed to substantially increase throughput ratesand deliver ROI. InductOne is engineered with a meticulous focus on minimizing footprint and weight to enable deployment in space-constrained areas including mezzanines. Its modular, configurable architecture enables seamless greenfield or brownfield integration without costly structural modifications. This standardized system enables quick deployment and rapid performance gains for high-volume parcel sortation centers and e-commerce fulfillment and distribution centers. This modular approach scales quickly as your requirements for more automation growth.
InductOne, powered by PickOne AI vision software, is Plus One Robotics’ innovative turnkey dual-arm pre-engineered automated induction cell designed to substantially increase throughput ratesand deliver ROI. InductOne is engineered with a meticulous focus on minimizing footprint and weight to enable deployment in space-constrained areas including mezzanines. Its modular, configurable architecture enables seamless greenfield or brownfield integration without costly structural modifications. This standardized system enables quick deployment and rapid performance gains for high-volume parcel sortation centers and e-commerce fulfillment and distribution centers. This modular approach scales quickly as your requirements for more automation growth.
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