Tompkins Robotics said that its tSort stands out as the leading robotic sortation offering - sorting more items to more destinations in less space while remaining highly adaptable. tSort has the ability to sort up to 40,000 items per hour to more than 6,000 destinations. And because each tSort robot can sort from any induction point to any destination, batch-picking efficiency increases significantly and presorting is eliminated. tSort delivers versatility across B2C, B2B, omnichannel and manufacturing workflows, routing items of any shape to a chosen container. Unlike conveyor-based systems with fixed tracks and single points of failure, tSort operates without rigid infrastructure - the sortation platform itself is on wheels, not fixed to the floor. A fleet of independent robots ensures continuous operation, even during peak season surges or shifting demand. As business models, SKUs and throughput evolve, tSort evolves with them, keeping operations running smoothly and SLAs intact. Tompkins Robotics, tompkinsrobotics.com, Booth B16127
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