6 River Systems rolls out mobile fulfillment app to extend picking options outside of its AMRs

By LM Staff    March 22, 2023         

6 River Systems rolls out mobile fulfillment app to extend picking options outside of its AMRs

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6 River Systems rolls out mobile fulfillment app to extend picking options outside of its AMRs

6 River Systems LLC announced yesterday its new Mobile Fulfillment app designed to help its customers pick items even when not using a Chuck mobile robot. The app is currently being tested by a select group of customers, and the Waltham, Mass.-based company said it expects it to be commercially available in the third quarter of 2023.

The Mobile Fulfillment app, which users can access through a Zebra Android tablet, takes advantage of 6 River Systems’ cloud-based fulfillment execution system (FES). The company described the FES as a “combination of cloud-based software services and hardware that enables operators to optimize the orchestration, execution, and automation of wall-to-wall fulfillment workflows.”

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