source: indeed.com
Add
repeatability
and
stability
to your production.
The world's first
Shared Autonomy powered reach truck
Fleet Management System
ArmadaFMS provides the ability for operators to manage the fleet, execute and monitor workflows, respond to requests from the system and to configure warehouse zones dynamically.
Watch how
Streamlined workflows through Shared Autonomy
First-of-its-kind technology for improved visibility and collision avoidance
Responsiveness to dynamic warehouse conditions
Intuitive exception handling queuing
Remote Exception Handling and Remote Operation are delivered using a straightforward user interface and prioritized in order of impact to the operation.
Allow your operators to focus on the high-value tasks in the warehouse and resolve issues that arise while operating in a dynamic environment.
When a forklift encounters an issue (question), the remote operator can resolve via assist or teleop (answer). These "questions" and "answers" are constantly recorded and fed back to train the system, allowing it continuously improve over time.
Unparalleled 360° 3D perception
Analyzing millions of data points within cm accuracy
Context Aware & operates in dynamic environments
Classifies human, forklifts, objects differently
Safe Payload Handling & Transport
Payload size, weight, and nesting detection
Designed to comply with ANSI/ITSDF B56.5, ISO 3691-4
Fixed monthly subscription fee
Single source provider
24/7 Customer support
Reduce risk and increase autonomy adoption through our Robots-as-a-service (RaaS) model.
Holman Logistics partnering with Third Wave Automation
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“We are excited to explore the impact Third Wave Automation’s autonomous solution can have as an integral component of our operations. This technology provides an opportunity not only to help us to maintain our industry-leading safety standards but also to have Holman be among the first companies to deploy such an innovative solution in warehousing and distribution operations”
Brien Downie
President
Self-driving vehicles are finding a home in industrial operations
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