Celdomy

As a leading flower and plant supplier to French stores, Celdomy encountered the ongoing challenge of a limited labor market. In their pursuit of an innovative solution, Lowpad emerged as an ideal match.

Details

Industry
Horticulture
Country
The Netherlands
Application
Picking
Model
Lowpad M

Specs

Type
Brownfield
Robots
65 Lowpads
Load carriers
Danish CC trolleys 
WMS
Actemium
throughput P/Hr
1000 -1200 orderlines
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Goods to Person solution with Lowpad AMRs

Challenge

How can we build a future-proof logistics operation?

Celdomy is a well-known supplier of high-quality flowers and plants to stores all across France. However, they were confronted with a major challenge due to a tight labor market and rising labor costs. To overcome this challenge and ensure further growth, Celdomy was seeking a proactive solution for its logistics operations, which are crucial to the success of its business.

Solution

Ready for the future

Lowpad transformed Celdomy's logistics by implementing a large-scale AMR project incorporating 65 Lowpads. Covering 6,000 m2 area and using 660 Danish CC trolleys, this project is a perfect example of the power of ambition in turning challenges into opportunities. Celdomy integrated a Goods to Person solution with Lowpad AMRs and Actemium WMS/WCS. This strategic move not only addressed their labor challenges but also resulted in a new, more efficient workflow, allowing Celdomy to meet the demands of its clients with precision and speed.

"Companies tend to be very reluctant about these kinds of projects. But many things will change in the future. Companies, especially in logistics, must make decisions that simplify processes and increase productivity and efficiency. You can only achieve that through automation and optimization as we did."

Ron Fransen

Owner Celdomy
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