At the heart of Vecna Robotics’ automation ecosystem lies Pivotal Orchestration, a powerful, real-time coordination engine that transforms warehouse operations. Senior Product Manager Rebecca Li showcased this orchestration platform at ProMat 2025. It is the key to unlocking seamless collaboration between autonomous mobile robots (AMRs), human associates, and warehouse management systems (WMS). Unlike traditional automation…

Vecna Robotics recently introduced CaseFlow, a transformative robotic case picking solution that redefines warehouse operations by seamlessly pairing human pickers with autonomous pallet jack robots. The result is a dramatic leap in productivity, efficiency, and scalability for modern distribution centers. Announced by Chief Marketing Officer Josh Kivenko, CaseFlow directly tackles one of the industry’s most…

As one of the world’s leading logistics providers, GEODIS is no stranger to innovation. In a testimonial, Steve Elsbury, Senior Operations Manager at the company, shared how CaseFlow, an advanced warehouse automation system, has become a game-changer for their warehouse operations. Elaborating on their experience, Elsbury emphasized how CaseFlow helped transform their case-picking approach. By…

At ProMat 2025, Vecna Robotics introduced CaseFlow, a next-generation case picking solution that combines robotic automation with real-time orchestration to deliver faster, safer, and more efficient warehouse operations. Presented by Senior Product Manager Rebecca Li, CaseFlow is designed to more than double productivity while reducing labor costs and improving safety, without the need to overhaul…

At one of GEODIS’ technology-enabled warehouse sites, a blend of smart automation tools from Vecna Robotics—including CaseFlow, wearables, and compact pallet jacks (CPJs)—is reshaping how work gets done on the floor. These tools are improving both operational efficiency and the day-to-day experience of warehouse associates. The wearable interface simplifies the picking process by guiding…

GEODIS, a global leader in logistics and distribution, has long relied on case and pallet picking as a core part of its warehouse operations. Seeking to reduce manual travel and improve fulfillment speed, the company implemented CaseFlow, Vecna Robotics’ intelligent case picking solution. Andy Johnston, Senior Director of Design Engineering & Innovation, and Steve Elsbury,…

Automation is rapidly gaining momentum in the warehouse and logistics world, but meaningful, scalable success remains elusive. While the technology is reliable and the benefits are clear, a mere 20% of warehouses in North America have implemented any type of automation, according to a 2024 McKinsey report. While the majority of logistics and supply chain…

As consumer expectations for rapid delivery tighten supply chain timelines, warehouses face a logistical balancing act: they must move goods faster while dealing with labor shortages and ever-changing operational environments. Unlike manufacturing facilities, which thrive on predictable workflows, warehouses change minute by minute based on human activity, delivery windows, and inventory flow. Reflecting this operational…

Warehouse automation is rising sharply, with Gartner predicting that more than 75% of companies will have integrated cyber-physical systems into their operations by 2027. While this growth is driven by increasing demand for flexible, scalable fulfillment solutions, it brings new operational and robot safety challenges that traditional warehouse cultures and systems aren’t always prepared for….

As supply chains face mounting pressure to meet faster delivery times and adapt to shifting global demands, robotics and automation are no longer optional—they’re essential. According to McKinsey, automation technologies could increase worldwide productivity by 0.8% to 1.4% annually. But the real payoff isn’t in deploying a robot—it’s in building a coordinated, intelligent fleet….

In a logistics landscape where labor shortages persist and pressure to optimize warehouse throughput intensifies, many organizations are looking to automation as a solution. Yet, despite growing investments in robotics, especially autonomous mobile robots (AMRs), scaling warehouse automation remains a major challenge. The problem? It’s not the robots. It’s how they’re used. So, what really…

Warehouse automation is no longer a fringe concept—it’s accelerating fast. According to McKinsey, robot shipments are expected to grow by as much as 50% annually through 2030, and warehouse automation spending is rising by over 10% each year. As companies race to modernize operations, it’s becoming clear that real performance doesn’t come from hardware alone——it’s…

Despite the growing buzz around warehouse automation, a major piece of the puzzle remains largely untouched: case picking. While autonomous vehicles and robotic arms are gaining traction, many warehouses still depend on manual labor to move cases from shelf to pallet. This inefficiency not only slows down throughput but also places strain on workers…

As supply chains become more complex and labor shortages persist, warehouse operators are under mounting pressure to do more with less. In many facilities, over half of a worker’s time is spent not on picking items, but simply walking — an inefficiency that costs time, money, and morale. At the same time, the demand…

Vecna Robotics’ autonomous tugger maximizes warehouse efficiency. See the self-driving tow tractor in action at FedEx Ground.

See Vecna Robotics’ material-handling robots in action, and hear from the people who work alongside them every day. Find out how material-handling robots can provide key adaptability and reliable performance in a dynamic setting. To learn more, go to vecnarobotics.com

The Autonomous Counterbalanced Fork Truck is a highly versatile, safe, intelligent and integrated pallet-handling solution. This next-generation AMR offers vertical lift of up to 72”to move a wider range of payloads and pallet types, lift inventory to and from equipment, and seamlessly work alongside other materials handling vehicles and human workers improving productivity in dynamic…

See how Milton Cat uses Vecna Robotics’ self-driving pallet jack to transport pallets across their facility.

On December 9th, 2020 Vecna Robotics unveiled the fully Autonomous Counterbalanced Fork Truck to the world in a live virtual product launch. See the recording here that includes the Q&A from the live audience, then learn more about this self-driving vehicle on our page

Vecna Robotics’ AMRs are the fastest pallet handling robots in the industry, topping out at 3 m/s. Combined with Vecna Robotics’ advanced pallet handling and Free Space Navigation technology, these robots are smarter and more nimble than any other before.

Warehouse automation capabilities are changing the way facilities operate. Using robotics allows for smarter workflows and the ability to position human resources in more high-level work. Repetitive and manual tasks are the ideal starting points for automation. The use of autonomous fork trucks continues to gain momentum. Now, Vecna Robotics, a developer of autonomous mobile…