AI & Robotics / Warehouse robotics
AMRs and pick cells built for peak week.
Autonomous mobile robots and pick systems planned for real traffic — with UPH targets and safety zones before hardware lands.
Overview
One process. One metric. Then scale.
Peak week is the exam. 360XCEL plans AMRs and pick cells for real aisle traffic with UPH targets and safety zones before hardware lands.
We automate one process first, prove the number, then expand fleet and cells. Safety fencing, interlocks, and operator training ship in the same plan as the robots.
Goods-to-person and pick patterns are designed for how your building already moves cartons — not a catalog layout that ignores docks and mezzanines.
Who this is for
Operators we build this with.
Fulfillment leaders
Centers that live or die on units-per-hour through peak.
Warehouse ops
Teams ready to automate one aisle or cell with a clear metric.
Safety & training owners
Groups that will not accept robots without zones and crew readiness.
On the floor
Photography from live operating contexts.
Capabilities
One process. One metric. Then scale.
We lock throughput, commission the first cell, then expand AMRs across the floor — safety and training in the same plan.
- Warehouse AMRs and traffic design
- Goods-to-person and pick patterns
- Safety fencing and interlocks
- Operator training before peak
How we deliver
Discover → pilot → commission → support.
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Lock metric
Catch rate, UPH, or forecast usefulness is written before spend — not after a demo reel.
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Instrument
Cameras, cells, or data feeds installed against live product and real traffic.
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Prove
Pilot window with operators on shift; false-positive and safety budgets enforced.
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Scale
Expand only after the first cell or line holds the number; named lead stays through ramp.
Scope
What this engagement covers.
Layout
Aisles and zones mapped for robots.
Cells
Pick systems with UPH targets.
Safety
Interlocks and training included.
Ramp
Scale only after the first cell hits number.
Outcomes
What “done” looks like on the floor.
UPH-first design
Throughput locked before fleet spend scales.
Safe cells
Fencing, interlocks, and training included — not optional add-ons.
Measured scale
Expand AMRs and cells only after the first win holds.
Industries
Verticals where this capability lands.
FAQ
Questions operators ask before kickoff.
Do you automate the whole warehouse at once?
No. One process, one metric, then scale — that is how peak week stays survivable.
Is safety included?
Yes. Zones, fencing, interlocks, and training are in the same plan as the robots.
How is UPH set?
Before hardware lands. We do not invent the target after the demo.
AMRs or pick cells?
Both are in scope; we recommend from your traffic, SKU mix, and layout survey.
AI & Robotics
Related capabilities in this pillar.
Computer vision
Camera mount, lighting, eval sets, and alert routing for inspection on moving lines — measured by catch rate, not demo reels.
Ops intelligence
Predictive ops and assistants that answer from POS, EMS, and plant systems of record — with a named owner after launch.
Industrial automation
Collaborative robots, industrial arms, and grippers with fencing, interlocks, and a throughput number you can measure every day.
Systems integration
APIs, dashboards, and support that keep all pillars online — so you are not stitching four vendors after go-live.
Ready to automate an aisle or a pick cell?
Send a short brief. A producer replies the same business day. contact@360xcel.com