AutoStore. Only faster.
Meeting the throughput demands of the modern warehouse.
picks per hour supported by AutoStore for high-throughput fulfillment.
AutoStore systems delivered globally by Swisslog across industries.
years of proven experience integrating and optimizing AutoStore solutions.
AutoStore for high-throughput applications
The speed, density and flexibility of AutoStore make it ideal for high-volume retail fulfillment. AutoStore offers the fastest order fulfillment per square meter of any goods-to-person solution and can be configured to support 20,000+ picks per hour. It also delivers excellent storage density, low maintenance requirements, the ability to adapt to any warehouse environment, and easy scalability.
At Swisslog, we’ve learned from delivering over 400 AutoStore systems across industries and continents. Every lesson, every insight, every challenge overcome—it's all embedded in our SynQ software.
Orchestrated by SynQ software
SynQ isn’t just intralogistics software. It’s a culmination of proven methodologies, academic theory, and real-world experience—distilled into a powerful, standard package available to every Swisslog AutoStore customer.
Behind the scenes, SynQ orchestrates a delicate balance: maximizing productivity while enabling on-time order fulfillment. It draws from principles like scheduling theory, material flow control, and lean logistics—further optimizing robot travel paths, selecting the ideal bin for each order line, and grouping orders to unlock even more efficiency.
It continuously monitors every order’s journey—from release to dispatch—recalculating priorities in real time to ensure nothing falls behind. During peak seasons, it enables you to shift priorities to drive maximum throughput. And in quieter times, you can pivot to maximize storage density and prepare for what’s next.
All of this happens without fanfare. Seamlessly. Intelligently. And with full configurability, so your team stays in control—supported by Swisslog’s expertise until you’re ready to take the reins.
