Warehouse managers throughout Seattle face exceptional challenges: rising labor costs, increasing customer requirements for more rapid delivery, and growing order complexity. For supply chain leaders pursuing competitive advantages, inVia Robotics delivers a powerful path forward through intelligent warehouse automation.

Solving Modern Warehouse Challenges

Traditional warehouse operations have difficulty with modern e-commerce demands. Unlike conventional automation necessitating significant capital investments and facility redesigns, inVia Robotics changed the industry with their Robotics-as-a-Service (RaaS) model. This approach allows warehouses of all sizes to gain enterprise-level automation without traditional barriers.

How the inVia System Works

inVia's system comprises three integrated components that optimize warehouse operations. inVia Logic AI-powered warehouse execution system acts as the intelligent brain, coordinating workflows and making over one million daily decisions to achieve SLA compliance. This software examines order profiles, workforce performance, and inventory data to dynamically assign tasks. inVia Picker autonomous mobile robots handle actual automation, boasting compact dimensions and 40-pound payload capacity. They operate with industrial precision, employing suction cup technology while moving through aisles at speeds reaching 5 mph. As opposed to traditional AMRs relying on human workers, inVia Pickers autonomously build dynamic inVia PickerWalls for offshift operations. The Robotics Operations Center (ROC) delivers round-the-clock monitoring with support. This remote system uses live simulations to preemptively find potential bottlenecks before disrupting operations.

Proven Results Across Industries

Real-world implementations demonstrate inVia's significant impact. SICK Sensor Intelligence attained a remarkable 10-fold increase in pick rates, soaring from 75 UPH to 764 UPH while securing full ROI within six months. One inVia user tripled productivity while slashing labor costs by 70%. Another reduced their labor costs by 65% and increased productivity sixfold. These results originate from inVia's software-first approach. Rather than beginning with expensive hardware, inVia Logic streamlines existing workflows first, producing immediate 2X to 3X productivity gains before introducing robots for four to five times overall improvements.

Flexible Implementation Without Disruption

Implementation is a concern for warehouse operators who cannot afford disruptions. The company addresses this through a streamlined five-step process deploying automation in weeks, not months. The system connects with existing WMS through APIs and adapts to current layouts, removing infrastructure modifications. Twin IQ intelligent simulation technology decreases implementation risks by creating digital twins of warehouse operations. This tool enables managers to evaluate scenarios and refine workflows before physical changes, providing maximum day-one efficiency.

Scalable Solutions for Growing Operations

inVia's phased approach supports different automation stages. Operations begin with software-only solutions, move to automated labor with robotic picking, and eventually achieve fully automated capabilities. This flexibility facilitates expanding automation investments concurrent with growth while maintaining continuity. The monthly subscription model synchronizes costs with usage, removing large capital expenditures while ensuring predictable expenses. inVia owns, operates, and maintains all equipment throughout service contracts, decreasing internal overhead.

Your Path to Advanced Automation

For Seattle-based warehouse managers prepared to transform operations, inVia Robotics represents tested technology with measurable results. Whether addressing labor shortages, experiencing fulfillment pressure, or searching for space optimization, inVia's intelligent automation provides a clear path forward. Contact Raymond West today to discover how inVia Robotics solutions can transform your warehouse operations and deliver the competitive edge your business demands in the Seattle dynamic marketplace.

Raymond's Seattle service operation includes most of Western Washington, including Seattle, Bellevue, Kirkland, Redmond, Bothell, Woodinville, Lynnwood, Everett, Tukwila, Renton, SeaTac, Burien, Kent, Federal Way, Fife, Sumner, Auburn, Tacoma, Lakewood, Puyallup, Olympia, Lacey and surrounding areas.

Raymond West | Seattle Material Handling Equipment Supplier

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Auburn, WA 98001
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