MAGAZINO

MAGAZINO is a mobile robotics company based in Munich, Germany, and a Jungheinrich company. It develops intelligent mobile robots for intralogistics, aiming to automate material flows that could not be automated before. The company says more than 160 specialists from 35 countries work on these systems. Its robots combine hardware and software and are designed to work alongside people. The company began as a pioneer in advanced robotics before focusing on intralogistics.

Robots for intralogistics

• SOTO: an autonomous route train that grabs and transports up to 24 small load carriers at a time, around the clock.
• TORU: a 24/7 picking robot that takes cartons or standard containers from shelf racks.
• Jungheinrich range: the parent group also offers driverless transport systems and autonomous mobile robots for other tasks.

Engineering and safety

The site describes an agile development approach with a clear focus on quality, precision and intelligence. The site names quality, precision, flexibility and safety as the qualities its systems are built around. Safety comes first in development and in customer use on site, which is why the robots are designed to work side by side with people. Working inside the Jungheinrich group gives the company broad market access and close contact with logistics experts and customers.

Team and contact

• Hardware and software: the robots bring hardware and software together, which the company says lifts advanced robotics for intralogistics to a new level.
• Expert contact: an enquiry form passes the request to an expert for the customer's industry, who replies soon after.
• Careers: the site invites people to join the team and lists current job openings.

Key facts

• Based in: Munich, Germany
• Products: SOTO autonomous route train, TORU picking robot
• Markets: intralogistics for factories and warehouses, with work carried out on site at customer facilities