BOS’ Intelligent Robotics Division Installs Robotic Palletizing Cells
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BOS Better Online Solutions' Intelligent Robotics division has successfully installed robotic palletizing cells for industrial and retail customers in Israel. The installations, valued at $140,000, automate the process of stacking packages onto pallets, offering significant time and labor cost savings. Roee Ivgy, Head of the Intelligent Robotics division, expressed optimism about the potential of robotic palletizing in meeting the needs of high-volume production facilities and logistics centers. This development showcases BOS' commitment to providing innovative automation solutions for diverse sectors, potentially opening up new market opportunities and revenue streams for the company.
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- Successfully installed robotic palletizing cells for industrial and retail customers
- Generated $140,000 in revenue from the installations
- Expanded into the growing market of automated palletizing solutions
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- None.
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RISHON LE ZION, Israel, July 25, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- BOS Better Online Solutions Ltd. ("BOS" or the "Company") (NASDAQ: BOSC) Intelligent Robotics division has successfully installed robotic palletizing cells for industrial and retail customers in Israel.
Roee Ivgy, Head of the Intelligent Robotics division, stated: "Palletizing is the process of orderly stacking packages onto a pallet. Robotic palletizing automates the process, saving time and costs of human labor. We have successfully completed two installations for customers in both the industrial and retail sectors, for a total consideration of
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BOS leverages cutting-edge technologies to optimize supply chain operations across three key divisions. The Intelligent Robotics division streamlines industrial and logistics inventory processes. The RFID division efficiently marks and tracks inventory and the Supply Chain division effectively manages inventory supply.
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