Strategic partnerships
inconso cooperates with robotics company
Logistics software specialist inconso Fetch Robotics and Locus Robotics - both providers of collaborative robotics solutions - are joining forces in the form of strategic partnerships.
As part of the strategic partnership, the Körber Business Area Supply Chain - including inconso - will act as a global reseller, consultant and integrator of Fetch Robotics' AMR solutions and cloud robotics software. "Through our partnership with Fetch Robotics, we can extend the automation capabilities for our customers to a wide variety of material handling workflows in the warehouse," says John Santagate, Vice President Robotics at Körber Supply Chain - Software.
Fetch Robotics' solutions and services are used in distribution, fulfillment and manufacturing centers worldwide. By combining autonomous mobile robotics with the advantages of cloud operation, the Fetch Cloud Robotics platform offers on-demand automation solutions for goods transportation and inventory management. In addition, the Körber Supply Chain Business Area is expanding its partnership with robotics provider Locus Robotics, whose expertise focuses primarily on the use of collaborative robots in the retail and logistics services environment. Both partnerships enable simplified integration projects for the smooth interaction of software and hardware components.
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