TGW Systems

With go-live scheduled for November 2023, TGW is supplying a highly automated fulfillment solution for omni-channel operations

Urban Outfitters taps TGW for automation going into new fulfillment center in Kansas City. TGW’s FlashPick system is at the heart of the solution for the omnichannel fulfillment center, with project expected to go live in 2023

MHS acquires TGW's U.S. conveyors business, expanding on capabilities to serve fast growing e-commerce industry

Ideal for e-commerce and omni-channel retail order fulfillment and returns, TGW Systems (Booth S5141) debuted the OmniPick zero-touch robotic pocket sorter.

Working with the United States and State of Michigan Department of Labor, TGW initiates one of the first company-based Mechatronics paid apprenticeship programs in the US that focuses on the underemployed and military veterans.

Austria-based TGW Logistics Group expands US footprint to better serve customers in the Pacific Northwest and Southeast.

Offered as an add-on component to TGW’s (Booth B1227) FlashPick goods-to-person smart piece picking system, the new Rovolution robotic picking arm picks at rates up to 500 order lines per hour, said Andy Lockhart, VP of sales, integrated systems.

Move follows 60% growth in U.S. project orders and 35% workforce increase.

Destination Maternity’s new facility brings together shuttles, mini-loads, a bomb-bay unit sorter and sophisticated software to drive a true omni-channel distribution environment.

Marshall Retail Group packed a lot of automation into a compact space to replenish a network of 160 retail locations. The result: lower fulfillment costs, faster inventory turns and room to grow.

At 64,000 square feet, MRG’s Las Vegas distribution center uses processes and automation typically associated with much larger facilities.

In its new logistics center, German machine manufacturer Grob installed automated storage technologies and goods-to-person picking to speed materials to the assembly line.

In Grob’s new parts and raw materials warehouse, automated and conventional storage work with goods-to-person picking to deliver parts to the assembly line.

eBay Enterprise’s Kentucky distribution campus puts a premium on flexible processes and absolute speed to the customer for e-commerce fulfillment.

Tilt tray sortation, RF picking and a light-directed put wall are the tools that speed orders out the door at eBay Enterprise’s Kentucky fulfillment centers.