enVista accepted into MHI’s robotics industry group

enVista, which offers robotics integration services, becomes part of The Robotics Group or "TRG"

By MMH Staff    July 14, 2024         

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enVista, a leading supply chain and enterprise solutions provider, has announced that it has been accepted into MHI’s industry group, The Robotics Group (TRG). MHI is a leading trade association for the material handling, logistics and supply chain industry.

TRG is comprised of leading manufacturers, integrators, consultants and component suppliers of robotic solutions designed specifically for warehousing and distribution applications. enVista explained it was selected to join the group based on its advanced solutions and extensive consulting and integration services.

The consulting company's robotics integration services span the end-to-end robotic implementation process, from selection to implementation, integration, testing and change management to drive efficiency in the warehousing, distribution and manufacturing environments.

“We are honored to be welcomed into MHI’s Robotics Group," said Kyle Smith, enVista’s Vice President of Automation. As part of this esteemed community, my team is committed to advancing robotic solutions to help leading organizations tackle the increasing challenges they face in labor, throughput and operational costs. I look forward to creating synergies with The Robotics Group to further this mission.”

enVista’s automation services include design build, material handling consulting, robotics integration, robotic simulation, proof of concept and warehouse control systems selection and implementation.

 

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