VersaTile replaces fixed conveyors, diverters and tracks with a field of intelligent tiles. Each one is an active cell. Together they form a surface that stores, moves, sorts and presents — all at once. No dedicated machines for separate jobs, and no fixed infrastructure to design the building around.
The tile is the building block of every VersaTile system. It holds a load and moves it, which is what collapses storage and movement into a single function. Add tiles to add capacity. The system scales by extending the field, rather than by bolting together separate machines.
A single repeating unit to install, power and maintain — instead of racking, conveyors and shuttles that each need their own engineering.
Layers stack the tiled field upwards for high storage density without increasing the footprint.
A put wall is built into the same structure — presentation and sortation in a single, unified system.
Matrix stacks the tiled field into multiple layers, building density upwards as well as outwards. Totes are buffered, sequenced and presented to pickers across the full three-dimensional field, with a put wall built into the same structure. High storage density and high presentation rates in the same footprint.
Grid applies the tiled model in two dimensions to cages, dollies and pallets. Each tile is independent and self-propelled — no fixed conveyors, no tracks. Cost-effective hardware built specifically for heavy unit loads, designed to make automation viable where it never has been before.
Each Grid tile moves independently with no fixed conveyors or tracks — the field is the infrastructure.
Designed specifically for pallets, cages and dollies — making automation viable for loads that have always been manual.
Because the system is modular and needs no fixed infrastructure, it installs into existing space without civil works or building modifications. Many deployments can be operational within days of hardware arriving on site — and the same modularity means the system grows with the operation rather than being sized for a peak that may be years away.
No civil works means no long lead times. Most sites are running within days of hardware arriving on site.
Modular tiles install into the building you already have — around columns, into odd corners, on existing floors.
Add tiles to grow capacity. The system is sized for today and extended for tomorrow, not over-specified for a distant peak.
“VersaTile is designed with operators and their customers in mind – that means it works for real world applications, under real world conditions.”
Tom Clancy — CPTO, VersaTile