THG has adopted mobile robots to boost efficiency.
- The robots are deployed at THG’s Warrington site.
- Geekplus is the provider of these versatile robotic solutions.
- 95% of products will be moved through automation.
- The upgrade adds value and reduces operational risks.
THG Fulfilment has made a significant operational leap by incorporating mobile robots at its Warrington facility, aiming to enhance the efficiency and performance of its warehouse operations. This move underscores the company’s commitment to advancing its technological capabilities.
The deployment of these mobile robots, supplied by Geekplus, marks a strategic enhancement of THG’s automation infrastructure. Simon Houghton, Director of Sales at Geekplus, UKI-EMEA, emphasised the adaptability of the robots, which are capable of handling pallet items of any size and are suitable for various scenarios and industries. Such versatility allows clients like THG to effectively align with their business objectives and improve operational outcomes.
The introduction of this advanced robotic technology means that 95% of the units sold by THG Fulfilment will be processed using some form of automation. This significant figure illustrates the profound impact of automation on warehouse efficiency, particularly in supporting late-night shopping and next-day delivery services, thereby meeting the high expectations of modern consumers.
Tom Killeen, the Chief Operations Officer of THG Fulfil, noted that this investment not only bolsters fulfilment capabilities but also minimises risks and complexities associated with manual operations, while improving overall efficiency. The flexibility offered by Geekplus enables THG to serve a broader spectrum of brands and retailers, ensuring operational excellence for both business clients and their consumers.
Robotic integration at THG’s warehouse exemplifies the transformative impact of automation on operational efficiency.
