Tompkins Robotics expands its portfolio of robotic solutions

Tompkins Robotics (Booth N7140) is expanding its robotic solution offerings and introducing its new PickPal, pick assist (PA) autonomous mobile robot (AMR) and the Induction Lift, multi-level sortation robot, at ProMat.

By Amy Wunderlin    March 21, 2023         

Tompkins Robotics expands its portfolio of robotic solutions

Tompkins Robotics CEO Mike Futch introduces the company’s new PickPal, pick assist AMR

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Tompkins Robotics expands its portfolio of robotic solutions

Tompkins Robotics CEO Mike Futch introduces the company’s new PickPal, pick assist AMR

Tompkins Robotics (Booth N7140) is expanding its robotic solution offerings and introducing its new PickPal, pick assist (PA) autonomous mobile robot (AMR) and the Induction Lift, multi-level sortation robot, at ProMat. Attendees can see demonstrations of these systems—which follow Tompkins Robotics’ core design elements of producing adaptive, flexible and scalable solutions—at the company’s booth.

PickPal provides a low-burden implementation of robotic technology that can be deployed quickly in a low cost and scalable robotics-as-a-service (RaaS) model to drive capacity, cost and workforce improvements in operations that are struggling with meeting fulfillment demands.

“Tompkins Robotics’ PickPal series provides a new solution with more flexible contracts, lower cost, and minimal risk solution to help 3PL, e-commerce and other fulfillment customers handle the growing problems that traditional, large-scale solutions cannot easily address,” said Mike Futch, president and CEO.

Also at ProMat, Tompkins Robotics unveiled its new induction lift system, which allows an operator to induct to multiple levels from a single station at induction. The product eliminates the need for pre-sorting of items and allows for a more efficient larger batch pick process for sortation.

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Amy Wunderlin, Contributing Editor

Amy Wunderlin

Contributing Editor

Amy Wunderlin is a freelance supply chain and technology writer. She has written for several weekly and daily newspapers, in addition to trade publications such as Supply & Demand Chain Executive, Food Logistics and Building Operating Management, among others. She is a 2013 graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, where she earned her B.A. in journalism.

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