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Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology revolutionizes and optimizes operations in warehouses and distribution centers. As MIM Patchwork Service specialists explain, “its ability to transmit data remotely and contactlessly via radio waves significantly improves the speed, accuracy, and traceability of warehouse activities such as order picking or receiving new merchandise.”

What is RFID technology?

RFID technology uses smart labels or tags with microchips that transmit information via radio waves. These labels, which can be read remotely without direct contact, are placed on products, packages, or pallets. Unlike systems such as barcodes, this technology does not require specific visibility or individual reading of each item.

The RFID system is made up of three key elements: labels, readers, and data management software. Each tag stores unique information about the product, such as its origin, destination, or storage conditions, allowing for detailed tracking of each product’s journey throughout the supply chain.

Impact on Efficiency and Productivity

RFID technology dramatically improves the productivity and efficiency of warehouse operations. Its main benefits include:

Reduction in operating times and costs. By automating product identification and minimizing manual intervention, human errors and the costs associated with repetitive tasks such as inventory counting or order picking are reduced. This also reduces returns due to errors in shipping or product selection.
Increased speed. RFID streamlines inventory management, order picking, and merchandise control. In fact, cross-belt sorters with this technology accelerate accurate product sorting by up to 40%.
Shipping accuracy. With near-100% accuracy, this technology minimizes errors in the selection, classification, and shipping of merchandise, reducing returns and losses.
Real-time inventory visibility. This system provides comprehensive inventory visibility, allowing for better management of stock levels and avoiding both overstocks and stockouts. This accurate, real-time information optimizes supply chain planning and improves customer satisfaction.
Improvements in safety and working conditions. RFID technology reduces the need for repetitive or physically demanding manual tasks, improving working conditions and minimizing the risk of injury.
RFID Applications in Intralogistics

RFID technology has key applications in intralogistics, enabling more efficient management of warehouses and distribution centers. The main applications include:

Automation in the receipt and shipment of goods. This system quickly identifies products as they enter or leave the warehouse, without the need for manual scanning, streamlining logistics processes, reducing wait times, and improving operational accuracy.
Control of internal locations and movements. RFID facilitates the tracking of products as they move within the company’s facilities. This ensures that materials are located in the correct areas, while allowing for quick location during inventory changes or order picking.
Product traceability. By tracking each product from its entry to its exit from the warehouse, RFID technology provides complete, real-time traceability. This improves internal organization and ensures precise inventory control.
Real-time inventory management. Integrating RFID with warehouse management systems (WMS) provides immediate inventory visibility. This helps determine precisely which products are in stock, where they are located, and which ones need restocking. This avoids operational disruptions and ensures optimal order planning.
Ready to take your warehouse to the next level? At MIM Patchwork Service, we integrate RFID technology into our intralogistics solutions to maximize the productivity and efficiency of your operation. Contact our team of specialists and find out how we can help you!

Improving warehouse logistics is essential for companies seeking to optimize their operations in an increasingly competitive sector. Automating intralogistics processes reduces time, increases the accuracy of merchandise sorting, and improves the incoming and outgoing flow of products. MIM Patchwork Service, as part of the MIM Group holding company, has over 20 years of experience developing solutions to improve warehouse logistics and adapt to the specific needs of each client.

Solutions that Improve Goods Receiving

One of the major challenges in today’s warehouse logistics is the efficient receipt of new goods and precise inventory control. In this area, radio frequency identification (RFID) technology, which automatically identifies products as they pass through, is one of the most notable advances. This technology reduces manual intervention, accelerates merchandise processing, and ensures complete product traceability.

The impact of RFID on warehouse operations is more than significant. In fact, as MIM Patchwork Service specialists point out, “this technology has increased product sorting speed by 40% and boasts an accuracy close to 100%.”

Efficient Sorting and Distribution

Automating merchandise sorting is also a key tool for improving warehouse logistics. Automated sorters, such as cross-belt sorters, are capable of processing more than 20,000 products per hour. “These systems not only increase merchandise processing speed but also improve the use of warehouse space. Warehouses that incorporate this technology increase their storage capacity by up to 40% and reduce handling operations by up to 30%.”

Greater Shipping Accuracy

Regarding the shipping phase, automation solutions such as telescopic conveyors and sorters increase the accuracy and speed of order picking. These systems adapt to all types of loads, while ensuring efficient and safe handling. Thanks to these solutions, as MIM Patchwork Service points out, “companies eliminate up to 99% of errors in merchandise dispatch. A decisive factor in improving warehouse logistics.”

Benefits of Intralogistics Automation

Intralogistics automation solutions provide companies with more efficient operations to better respond to demanding and changing market demands. Companies that adopt this technology achieve benefits with a key impact on their business: increased productivity, reduced margins of error, optimized use of space, and more precise inventory control.

A Real Success Story

MIM Patchwork Service recently developed a similar project to improve the intralogistics of an e-commerce business. In this case, three order-picking zones were implemented with a capacity of 64 simultaneous users. This solution, which combines multiple systems and conveyors, is capable of processing more than 9,000 items per hour. Without a doubt, these types of examples demonstrate how improving warehouse logistics thanks to intralogistics automation solutions has a direct impact on the efficiency of large operations.

Receiving goods, the first link in the supply chain, has traditionally been a manual and error-prone process, with high operating costs. Today, innovations such as automatic sorting systems (sorters) or tunnels with radio frequency identification (RFID) readers have revolutionized this essential phase of warehouse work. In fact, as MIM Patchwork Service specialists confirm, “goods receiving is moving toward a future of unprecedented efficiency and precision, thanks to new technologies and intralogistics automation devices.”

A Bottleneck

Goods receiving—or inbound—is one of the biggest bottlenecks in modern logistics. It is still largely performed manually, which increases errors in product identification and location. It also limits processing speed compared to automated systems, which reach up to 1.8 meters per second. These factors generate delays throughout the supply chain and affect productivity and customer satisfaction during critical times of demand.

Automation: A Key Tool

How to overcome these challenges? Intralogistics automation is emerging as a fundamental tool. Automated systems achieve near-100% accuracy in transport, identification, and sorting operations, and there are options capable of processing up to 20,000 products per hour. Some of its key benefits are:

Increased efficiency. Automation speeds up operational processes such as receiving, sorting, and storage. Tasks that take hours to complete manually are reduced to minutes.
Lower labor costs. By eliminating repetitive and manual tasks, companies require less labor and achieve significant savings in wages and training.
High precision. Automated systems minimize errors and ensure more accurate inventories, more accurate order picking, and better shipment tracking. This reduces risks and increases customer satisfaction.
Safe environments. Automation creates a safer work environment by reducing employee exposure to physically hazardous and demanding tasks.
Better demand management. Automated systems allow operations to scale during peak activity periods without the need for additional personnel, while ensuring a rapid and efficient response.
Key Devices

Automation of goods receiving can be implemented partially or fully, either by combining manual devices with automated systems or by interconnecting multiple pieces of equipment using conveyors. Some of the most notable devices for this phase include:

Telescopic conveyors. These optimize unloading in receiving areas. They can be adjusted in length, speed, and direction to improve the flow of goods.
RFID tunnels. These automatically identify items as they enter the warehouse. They eliminate the need for manual scanning and achieve accuracy close to 100%.
Light and heavy-duty conveyors. With belt, roller, or gravity options, these systems adapt to all types of loads and facilitate the flow between warehouse areas or work devices.
Sorters. Automatic sorters, with formats such as cross-belt or pop-up, are capable of processing up to 20,000 items per hour based on customized criteria. They optimize warehouse flow and ensure rapid merchandise location.
Measuring, weighing, and code reading equipment. These new systems combine the power of AI, RFID, and the latest in weighing and 3D vision systems to register merchandise in less than a second. In fact, they are 67% faster than manual processes.
Automation in goods receiving is redefining the logistics landscape. “Companies that adopt these technologies will have a competitive advantage in efficiency and accuracy,” says MIM Patchwork Service. In an increasingly digitalized logistics environment, success will depend on technological integration and adaptation.

Do you want to optimize your receiving processes and take your logistics to the next level? At MIM Patchwork Service, we offer customized solutions to automate your warehouse and maximize your efficiency. Contact us today for a free evaluation and discover how we can help you achieve your goals!

Telescopic conveyors have established themselves as a key solution for streamlining the loading and unloading of goods in warehouses, distribution centers, and ports. Why? The answer lies in their excellent combination of speed and adaptability to the unique characteristics of each work center. Their modular and configurable design allows for complete control of their speed, height, and length.

At MIM Patchwork Service, they have systems capable of handling goods of different sizes and weights. In fact, they have a load capacity of up to 100 kg/m, belt widths of 600 to 800 mm, and an extension range from 6 to almost 30 meters. Furthermore, as highlighted by MIM Group, an organization with more than 20 years of experience in the integration of intralogistics automation solutions, “they are devices that integrate seamlessly with other automated systems. Therefore, they offer a scalable solution that meets both the current and future needs of any logistics operation.”

Optimizing inbound and outbound freight

Loading and unloading operations are complex tasks, especially in high-volume environments, due to the usual time, space, and personnel constraints. Telescopic conveyors address these challenges from the moment goods are received to the moment they are dispatched. In inbound operations, these devices streamline the receipt of goods by reducing inventory management times. In the case of outbound operations, they optimize the transfer of products to transport vehicles, while ensuring greater accuracy and timeliness in deliveries.

Key benefits for your operation

The adoption of telescopic conveyors generates substantial advantages for loading and unloading in the retail, pharmaceutical, and food sectors, among others:

Time savings: These devices guarantee a constant speed for loading and unloading goods of up to 60 m/min.
Operational efficiency: Their adjustable length and height, along with their compatibility with other automated systems, optimizes the use of space while reducing human error.
Occupational Safety: Their design and hydraulic or electric lifting systems help reduce physical strain on repetitive tasks, thus reducing the risk of workplace injuries.
Sustainability: By integrating energy-efficient solutions, these conveyors help companies reduce energy consumption and emissions.
State-of-the-art engineering design

MIM Patchwork Service’s telescopic conveyors are robust devices that incorporate the latest engineering to boost productivity. The electrical control systems of these devices allow easy regulation of speed, extension, height, and direction of movement, ensuring that each operation adapts to the different types of goods and logistical requirements.

Furthermore, by seamlessly integrating with other automation technologies such as radio frequency identification (RFID) tunnels or sorters, these conveyors not only improve operational speed but also reduce the margin of error and allow for smarter resource management. Thanks to these capabilities, these devices are an essential tool for all types of logistics operations seeking not only efficiency but also real-time traceability.

Investment in the Future

“As we have seen in our multiple projects incorporating this technology, telescopic conveyors not only meet current logistics needs but also allow companies to adapt to future demands. Their flexibility and adaptability provide an easily scalable solution that not only reduces costs but also improves competitiveness, allowing companies to respond quickly to today’s ever-changing market,” stated MIM Patchwork Service.

In short, in a world where speed, precision, and sustainability are essential, telescopic conveyors are presented as a strategic tool for optimizing the supply chain, constantly adapting to technological advances and industry demands.

Don’t let your logistics fall behind. Telescopic conveyors are the solution your company needs to optimize processes, reduce costs, and improve operational efficiency. Contact our team and find out how we can help you integrate this technology into your business.

Intralogistics is a crucial element in ensuring business efficiency, as this discipline deals with the management and optimization of the internal flow of materials, goods, and information within a company or facility. But what exactly is it, and why is it essential?

Unlike traditional logistics, which primarily deals with the transportation of materials, intralogistics focuses its efforts on a company’s internal processes. This includes activities such as receiving, storage, order preparation, internal transportation, and shipping. The objective of this field is to ensure that each action is carried out with maximum efficiency, while reducing time, costs, and errors.

Why Intralogistics Matters

“Intralogistics must ensure agility, efficiency, and resource optimization in order fulfillment and response times. This not only strengthens the company’s internal processes but also guarantees better service to the end customer and competitiveness,” explain MIM Patchwork Service, specialists in industrial solutions with more than two decades of experience. Among its key benefits are:

Error reduction: Automated systems, such as radio frequency identification (RFID) tunnels or sorters, reduce errors in order picking and delivery.
Space optimization: Automated storage solutions allow for more efficient use of warehouse and logistics center space.
Process agility: Technology such as conveyors and robotic systems significantly reduces preparation and shipping times.
Increased profitability and safety: Automating repetitive or physically demanding tasks reduces the risk of injury and operating costs, while increasing productivity.
In contrast, poor planning of companies’ internal processes or a lack of the technology and resources necessary for their proper functioning results in the opposite effect: high costs, delays, and loss of trust.

New intralogistics technology

Technological advancements in recent years have boosted the potential of intralogistics, thanks to the integration of automated systems and their connection to the internet. Some of the most notable additions include:

Automation and robotics: Automatic transport and sorting options, such as sorters or autonomous guided vehicles (AGVs), optimize tasks such as picking and the movement of goods.
Real-time management systems: With integrated platforms such as warehouse management systems (WMS) or resource planning systems (ERP), companies can monitor their inventory, anticipate demand, and make informed decisions.
Security and traceability: Solutions such as RFID tunnels and Internet of Things (IoT)-connected sensors allow for comprehensive tracking of each product and protect internal flows.
Sustainability: Automation reduces energy consumption in all the processes it involves and minimizes waste.
How can I implement this technology in my business?

The benefits of implementing efficient intralogistics are well proven, but its proper implementation is not an easy task: where to start? What do I need? What is the most appropriate investment? etc. This work requires extensive knowledge and experience to coordinate all the necessary elements, from the design of warehouse facilities to the integration of devices and staff training.

The MIM Patchwork Service team, aware of this situation, is dedicated to supporting its clients throughout the entire process. In addition to designing customized solutions, they handle the manufacturing, assembly, commissioning, and constant evolution of the systems. This comprehensive approach ensures that companies can quickly adapt to market demands without sacrificing efficiency. This guarantees a solid and lasting solution that truly and tangibly transforms the company’s operations.

“Organizations that adopt these technologies will be better positioned to compete in an increasingly demanding global market. Investing in automation not only optimizes internal processes but also ensures the ability to respond to potential changes or trends. In our work, we combine cutting-edge technology with a customized approach to offer automation solutions that not only respond to current demands but also prepare companies for the future,” explains MIM Patchwork Service.

What are you waiting for to take your business efficiency to the next level? At MIM Patchwork Service, we design comprehensive solutions that combine technology.

Outbound merchandise dispatch management is crucial in any supply chain, as it determines the efficiency with which products leave the warehouse and reach the end customer. The integration of intralogistics automation systems at this stage, such as sorters, conveyors, radio frequency identification (RFID) tunnels, or rejection lines, results in faster order processing with fewer errors, streamlining the flow of products.
In this context, MIM Patchwork Service, a company with more than 20 years of experience implementing cutting-edge logistics solutions, offers its clients a range of comprehensive services, ranging from automation project design to maintenance. This 360-degree approach seamlessly integrates automation systems into any of the different stages of dispatch. An example of a dispatch with all its phases automated could be the following:
Product inflow for issuance
Automation begins in the inflow area, where products are received and validated for dispatch, thanks to the implementation of scanning systems and RFID tunnels. This technology not only ensures product traceability but also reduces errors and enables real-time inventory control. MIM Patchwork Service designs these types of custom solutions to ensure complete visibility into the flow of goods.
Sorting and Distribution
Once identified, products are moved through conveyor systems that optimize the flow of goods within the warehouse and allow for more efficient use of available space. Depending on operational needs, different types of conveyors are implemented, such as gravity roller systems, motorized conveyors, belt conveyors, spiral conveyors, and more.
Sorting goods to ensure that each item follows the most efficient route and is directed to the correct destination within the warehouse, whether for consolidation, packaging, or shipping, is crucial. Sorting systems, along with technologies such as barcode readers, RFID, or weight and volume sensors, analyze products according to specific characteristics. In this way, they can be classified according to destination, product type, size, weight, among other criteria. The system identifies the best route or location for each item and ensures it reaches its next stage without delay.
Rejection Line and Error Management
In the same selection process mentioned above, products that do not meet the correct classification criteria (weight, volume, etc.) or have labeling errors are diverted by the sorter to a rejection line, where a quality inspection is carried out. This system ensures that defective products do not reach the end customer, which improves the reliability of the logistics process and allows for a rapid response to any incident.
Order Preparation and Shipping
Once processed and sorted, the products are conveniently organized in the shipping area to optimize load volumes and prepare for shipment on the appropriate route or distribution method. Telescopic conveyors are an automation system of particular relevance in this work. These devices facilitate the efficient loading of products onto trucks, reducing loading times and improving operator ergonomics. This not only improves shipping efficiency but also ensures greater safety throughout the entire process.
Benefits of Intralogistics Automation in Outbound
Implementing intralogistics automation systems for freight forwarding offers multiple strategic benefits:

Reduced processing times: Automation systems ensure faster delivery times by reducing and streamlining the time required to process each order.

Accurate inventory management: Automatic identification using RFID devices or other similar systems ensures precise management, reducing delivery incidents.

Optimized resources and space: Conveyors and sorting systems make the most of the available space, while reducing manual handling and improving operational capacity.

Improved safety and ergonomics: Automation minimizes occupational hazards and creates a safer work environment for workers by reducing the most tedious and repetitive tasks.
A better customer experience: Faster and more accurate deliveries increase customer satisfaction, while strengthening loyalty and the company’s competitiveness.

Conveyors, also known as industrial conveyors, are an essential component of today’s logistics and industry, where automation plays an increasingly important role. These systems efficiently transport all types of materials, optimize product flow, reduce costs, and improve safety when handling goods in all types of warehouses, factories, and logistics centers.

Conveyors come in a wide variety of models and configurations to meet the unique needs of each sector. Incorporating these systems makes all the difference, but what are the main conveyor models and what is their ideal application? We’ll explain.

Main Types of Conveyors

Industrial conveyors can be classified according to their design, load type, structure, sector, etc. A selection of the most representative models, as pointed out by the intralogistics automation specialists at MIM Patchwork Service, could be the following: “belt, telescopic, roller, chain, vertical, or hanging conveyors.”

Belt Conveyors

Belt conveyors transport goods using a belt that moves between two drums. The load remains stationary throughout the entire journey, while the system takes care of all the work. Therefore, they are highly stable, making them the ideal device for moving fragile or small goods. Furthermore, they can adapt to a wide variety of operational needs, such as straight routes, curved paths, inclines, and more.

They are especially useful in key processes such as receiving, picking, and shipping, thanks to their ability to optimize work time and reduce manual effort.

Telescopic Conveyors

These devices streamline the loading and unloading of goods using a telescopic system of sliding sections with belts or rollers on their surface. Their extendable structure allows for length adjustment, and they feature a control panel that allows for speed, height, and direction adjustments.

They optimize available space and facilitate the flow of goods for loading and unloading trucks, containers, and rail cars. For this reason, they have already become an essential solution in warehouses, ports, and distribution centers.

Roller Conveyors

These types of conveyors specialize in the transfer, accumulation, and distribution of goods on pallets. The goods are moved by motorized rollers. Furthermore, their modular structure allows these devices to adapt to all types of workspaces. Regarding their applications within industry, these devices are found in strategic areas such as receiving, distribution, and shipping.

Chain Conveyors

Chain conveyors transfer, accumulation, and distribution of goods on horizontal pallets when roller systems are not possible. They have an impressive capacity to handle heavy loads and adapt to different configurations. These unique features make these conveyors a key solution for logistics automation.

Vertical Conveyors

These systems allow for the vertical transport of goods and are the best option both for optimizing space and for creating high-density warehouses. They feature a modular design with different formats (spiral, inclined, etc.) that integrates easily with other industrial equipment such as roller, belt, or chain conveyors. Available in various sizes and heights, these conveyors allow the transfer of bags, trays, boxes, or pallets.

Hanging Conveyors

These conveyors transport and sort products suspended on hangers or clips vertically or horizontally. The system completes the route using a chain that can rotate, tilt, or advance in a straight line. They are common in the textile industry, but are also capable of transferring light loads using hanging bags. Among the most recognized types of these conveyors are the pin and click models.

Pin conveyors, ideal for up-and-down systems, transfer hangers with pins without accumulation and feature optical sensors at the beginning and end of the section that activate or stop the system depending on the flow of garments. Click systems, on the other hand, secure garments with clips that allow them to be compressed to optimize space. This type of model can be used as a conveyor, sorter, and even an accumulator.

360º Intralogistics Automation Solutions

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Belt conveyors have become an essential element in multiple industrial sectors, facilitating the efficient and safe movement of goods in factories, warehouses, and logistics centers. They optimize production and distribution processes, ensure stable product transport, and reduce operating times. From lightweight materials to larger loads, these systems represent a versatile solution that adapts to the needs of each industry.

A fundamental transport system in modern industry

Belt conveyors are continuous transport systems for moving materials from one point to another using a flexible belt that moves over a set of motorized drums. Their basic structure includes three essential elements: the belt, the drive system (motor and drums), and the support structure.

Compared to roller conveyors, belt conveyors are ideal for goods that require greater stability, such as small products or those with uneven bases. They are used in sectors such as the automotive industry, the food industry, logistics, and mining, among others. The flexibility of their design allows them to adapt to environments with complex routes that include curves, slopes, and inclines. They are very useful tools in processes such as receiving, picking, and shipping.

Applications and advantages in different sectors

Belt conveyors stand out for their ability to adapt and integrate into production or logistics processes with total efficiency. Some of their main advantages include:

Optimization of time and resources: By automating the transfer of goods, handling times are reduced and productivity is increased.
Reduction of occupational risks: They minimize the physical effort required to transport heavy loads, while reducing the risk of accidents.
Versatility in product handling: They can transport packaged and unpackaged materials, regardless of their shape or size.
Customization capabilities: You can choose from different belt materials (PVC, polyurethane, FDA for food), as well as specific configurations with side guides, variable speed drives, and other accessories according to the needs of each operation.
MIM Patchwork Service Technical Specifications and Solutions

MIM Patchwork Service offers a wide range of belt conveyors that guarantee efficiency and durability in any industrial environment. These systems, which can be fully configured and customized to meet the specific needs of each operation, feature:

Lengths of up to 10 meters per unit.
Flexible configuration with an external side motor or a central motor with a drum motor or motorized roller for ultra-light conveyors.
Possibility of direct mounting with a motor-variator system.
Inclinations of up to 15 degrees from the vertical.
Regarding technical specifications, MIM Patchwork Service belt conveyors feature:

Belt widths available in 420 mm, 620 mm, 820 mm, and 1020 mm.
Load capacities ranging from 35 kg to 50 kg.
Adjustable conveying speeds from 0.4 m/s to 2.5 m/s.
Thanks to this variety of options, MIM Patchwork Service belt conveyors have established themselves as an efficient solution for automating logistics and industrial processes, contributing to improving the competitiveness and profitability of the companies that implement them.

Why choose MIM Patchwork Service?

At MIM Patchwork Service, we design belt conveyors that combine innovation, quality, and adaptability. Our team of experts will advise you on finding the best solution based on the needs of your operation. Optimize your logistics and improve your profitability with the right technology. Contact us today and take your productivity to the next level!

Autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) have burst onto the scene in the logistics sector and have forever transformed warehousing and distribution processes. Thanks to their technology, these devices navigate independently through facilities, avoid obstacles, and optimize their routes in real time. Therefore, many companies are adopting these systems to improve productivity, reduce errors, and ensure greater product traceability.

Technology and Operation

Unlike automated guided vehicles (AGVs), AMRs operate without the need for predefined paths. These devices feature multiple sensors and cameras, as well as Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems, which allow them to interpret their surroundings and make decisions in real time. This equipment gives them unprecedented flexibility in warehouse and distribution center management.

The software on these robots efficiently assigns tasks and selects the best route for each operation. Furthermore, they can connect with other automation systems, such as modular conveyors or robotic arms, which expand their capacity and applications.

Key Benefits in Logistics

Incorporating AMRs in warehouses and distribution centers brings significant improvements:

Autonomy and flexibility: They move without restrictions and adjust their route in real time according to operational needs.
Improved safety: Thanks to their anti-collision sensors, they operate in collaborative environments with people and other machines without risk.
They optimize logistics flow: They automate processes in a scalable manner, adapting to peaks in demand and business growth.
Error reduction and increased traceability: Their precision minimizes errors in goods handling and facilitates detailed inventory control.
Integration with other systems: They are compatible with a wide variety of devices and warehouse management systems.
Applications in Various Industries

AMRs have proven their versatility in multiple industries:

Person-to-goods picking: They assist operators in order preparation, while optimizing routes and reducing physical effort.
Goods-to-person picking: They automate the transfer of products from the warehouse to order preparation stations.
Pallet flow: complements or replaces forklifts and other manual transport equipment.
Order fulfillment: connects picking, consolidation, and packaging areas with the dispatch area, reducing delivery times.
Manufacturing and production: transports materials in assembly lines and flexible manufacturing processes.
Proprietary technology and devices

At MIM Patchwork Service, we design and develop mobile autonomous conveyors adapted to different load levels and operational requirements. Our AMR range includes:

Lightweight conveyors:

MPW-AMR-TL 1: load capacity up to 60 kg, maximum speed of 1.8 m/s, rotation up to 180°/s, and a 15-hour runtime.
MPW-AMR-TL 2: load capacity up to 90 kg, maximum speed of 1.35 m/s, rotation up to 180°/s, and a 15-hour runtime.
Heavy-duty transporters:

MPW-AMR-TP 1: load capacity of up to 250 kg, maximum speed of 1.2 m/s, rotation of up to 120°/s, and a runtime of 13 hours.
MPW-AMR-TP 2: load capacity of up to 1,500 kg, maximum speed of 1.8 m/s, rotation of up to 60°/s, and a runtime of 12.5 hours.
In addition, MIM Patchwork Service’s fleet management software allows simultaneous simulation of up to 10 robots from three different fleets in a real-life operation of up to 100 units. This makes it possible to:

View the location and status of each robot in real time.
Select optimal routes based on human traffic.
Prioritize tasks based on job criticality.
Identify blocked routes and generate alternative paths to avoid interruptions.
Comprehensive Logistics Solutions

From warehouse management to material flow control, MIM Patchwork Service offers tailored solutions to improve efficiency and productivity. Are you ready to take your logistics to the next level? Discover how our Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs) can transform your operations. Contact us today and start optimizing your supply chain with the latest technology!

MIM Automation: Intralogistics Powering Modern Industry

The intralogistics that power modern industry is characterized by its ability to adapt to increasingly dynamic and demanding environments. Sectors such as manufacturing, distribution, omnichannel commerce, and automated production rely on flexible, scalable, and secure logistics solutions. In this context, MIM Patchworkservice has established itself as a leader in the design and implementation of systems that optimize warehouse management, internal transportation, and process automation, effectively responding to the challenges of today’s supply chains.

Innovation in Intralogistics: Key Sectors

1. Pharmaceutical and Cosmetics Industry

Intralogistics in the pharmaceutical sector requires precision, traceability, and speed. MIM Patchworkservice designs solutions that guarantee error-free deliveries, adapted to strict quality and safety regulations. Its innovations include:

Group picking and advanced sorting systems.

Seamless traceability to ensure quality control.

Gentle handling for sensitive cosmetic products.

Effective response to peak demand and omnichannel distribution.

2. Industrial Sector: Automation for Production

Efficient management of material flow is essential in industry. MIM Patchworkservice develops solutions that integrate cutting-edge technology to optimize every phase of the production process:

Manual, semi-automatic, and automatic storage systems.

High-speed stacker cranes and picking solutions.

Robotic palletizing and depalletizing.

Customized workstations for greater productivity.

3. Warehousing and Distribution: Adapting to the omnichannel model

The evolution of commerce has blurred the lines between B2B and B2C, demanding fast, error-free deliveries. MIM Patchworkservice responds with efficient solutions to optimize logistics in distribution warehouses:

Manual, semi-automatic, and automatic picking.

Efficient returns management and order flow optimization.

IT solutions for flexible and scalable operations.

4. Fashion: Intralogistics at the Service of Speed

The rise of e-commerce has revolutionized logistics management in the fashion sector. The need to deliver orders in record time and manage returns with minimal impact on operating costs has driven the demand for innovative solutions such as:

Versatile storage systems for hanging and folded garments.

Technologies to minimize product handling.

Optimizing order picking and returns.

5. Food and Beverage: Efficiency in Motion

Warehouse management in the food industry must respond to a market that demands variety, speed, and strict regulatory compliance. MIM Patchworkservice develops solutions that include:

Compact and automated storage systems.

Pallet conveyors and ergonomic workstations.

Fault detection technologies to ensure product quality.

The comprehensive solution your company needs.

MIM Patchworkservice not only offers cutting-edge technology but also designs customized solutions for each industry. Its commitment to innovation and efficiency has made the company a key strategic partner for those looking to optimize their intralogistics and adapt to the challenges of the modern market.

Discover how to transform your warehouse management with innovative solutions. Contact MIM Patchworkservice and take the next step toward the logistics of the future!