Robot Picking

Robotic picking that actually works in production.

  • Picks any SKU.

  • Runs fast.

  • Stays reliable.

Proven across the most live warehouse deployments in Europe.

Key production KPIs

8,000+ picks per day.

One cell. No breaks. No shift change. No output drop.

600+ UPH peaks.

When your system can feed fast enough.

> 99% pick success.

Closed-loop, low intervention performance.

Why operators choose this system

Handles messy, mixed and unseen SKUs

Closed-loop control for consistent pick success

Works with AutoStore ports, shuttles, conveyors and AMR feeds

Built for uptime with robots running day and night in production sites

Robotic picking system in production

Case Studies

Monta runs one of the largest AutoStore installations in the Netherlands and needed a picking solution that could slot into a complex, fast-scaling operation. Sereact integrated directly into their new facility, worked from day one, and delivered the flexibility required to expand across aisles and future sites.

The cost per pick advantage

Picking decides your cost per order. The numbers speak for themselves.

Human picker

  • 450 UPH for short bursts

  • 250 to 300 UPH across a full shift

  • Output drops after breaks and during peak

  • Higher error rates under pressure

  • Requires two or three shifts for full-day coverage

Cortex-powered robot

  • Stable 300 to 350 UPH every hour

  • 8,000+ picks per day from one cell

  • Runs nights and weekends with no extra cost

  • Low error rates and low intervention

  • Predictable output for planning and SLAs

The result

  • Lower cost per pick across the day

  • Lower cost per order across the operation

  • A competitive advantage that compounds

What Sereact delivers

Zero-shot picking

Zero-shot picking

Picks new items without training or teaching. No image sets. No onboarding downtime.

Closed-loop control

Closed-loop control

Cortex adapts grip, movement and placement in real time. If an item shifts or crumples, the robot corrects itself.

High success and low intervention

High success and low intervention

The robot solves difficult items on its own. Your team only handles true exceptions.

Feed-agnostic integration

Feed-agnostic integration

Fits your AutoStore ports, shuttle systems, conveyors and AMR flows. No infrastructure changes.

Lens quality check

Lens quality check

Catches crushed, leaking or wrong items before placement. Protects margin by preventing downstream errors and claims.

Built for uptime

Built for uptime

Designed and deployed for production. Runs reliably across nights, weekends and peak.

How it fits the workflow?

A plug-in picking cell that works with the warehouse you already run, including AutoStore. No redesign. No SKU prep. No changes to your port layout.

1. Tote arrives

AutoStore Carousel Ports or Conveyor Ports present a bin to the cell. The same flow applies to shuttle systems, AMRs and conveyors.

Tote arrives
2. Cortex understands the items instantly

Captures the tote, identifies each SKU and plans the grasp in real time, even with mixed, glossy or deformable items.

Cortex understands the items instantly
3. Closed-loop pick

Cortex adjusts grip and trajectory as needed. If something shifts, the robot recovers and keeps going.

Closed-loop pick
4. Lens quality check

Lens flags damage, overheight items, leakage and anomalies before outbound placement.

Lens quality check
5. Placement into your existing flow
  • Outbound cartons

  • Order totes

  • Putwall slots

  • Downstream conveyors

  • AutoStore consolidation workflows

Placement into your existing flow
6. Exception handling that protects throughput

Cortex retries intelligently and resolves edge cases independently. If human help is required, it is flagged cleanly without blocking the line.

Exception handling that protects throughput
7. Clean WMS and WCS integration
  • Pick confirmations

  • Item metadata

  • Quality flags

  • Exception events

  • Port status signals

Your WMS or WCS stays in control. The robot executes with consistency.

Clean WMS and WCS integration

How exceptions are handled

Real warehouses are messy. Cortex is designed to keep throughput high when items misbehave.

Remote support in seconds

Most issues are cleared remotely without a technician.

Critical issues resolved in under 12 minutes on average.

Non critical issues resolved in under 30 minutes.

This is the difference between demo robotics and production robotics.

If an item slips, shifts or collapses

Cortex retries with a new grasp plan. No stops. No alarms. No blocked ports.

If an item cannot be picked safely

The robot flags it, moves on and keeps the station productive.

If a spill or breakage happens

The robot isolates the tote and marks it in the WMS for inspection. This prevents a full-line stop.

Technical fit

Sereact picking cells work with standard warehouse infrastructure.

Compatible systems

  • AutoStore Carousel Ports

  • AutoStore Conveyor Ports

  • Shuttle systems

  • Conveyor-fed workstations

  • AMR delivered totes

  • Manual induction lanes

Items not supported

  • Unpackaged liquids

  • Items above weight limit

  • Objects too large for the station

Safety and electrical

  • Standard industrial power

  • Safety enclosure or light curtain options

  • CE certified

Typical footprint

  • Compact single arm layout

  • Fits standard port and workstation dimensions

  • Custom layouts available

API integration

  • REST API for commands & status

  • Webhooks for events & exceptions

  • Sandbox available

  • Test endpoints for simulation

  • Logging dashboard for all API calls

  • Low latency confirmations

  • Clear error codes

Scale without supervision

  • Minimum size: small cosmetics and accessories

  • Maximum size: any item that fits in standard AutoStore bins

  • Maximum weight: 10 kg (Up to 30kg with a dedicated gripper)

Gripper technology

  • Universal mixed SKU gripper

  • Automatic grip force control

  • Optional specialised modules for specific items

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