Driving warehouse productivity at ISN with AMRs
Get the full story to find out how Autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) are helping ISN scale its business.
Integrated Supply Network (ISN) has become the nation’s largest independent automotive tool and equipment distributor serving resellers and professional DIYers throughout North America and the United Kingdom.
Having worked with Körber Supply Chain’s WMS successfully over the past ten years, ISN turned to Körber and its autonomous mobile robot (AMR) partner, Locus Robotics, to drive continued improvements throughout the warehouse. Find out how they:
- Increased picking speeds by 266%
- Improved employee wages and working conditions
- Went live in only 106 days
- Get the full story2 to find out how Autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) are helping ISN scale its business.
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