McCormick Place, Chicago IL March 20-23, 2023
View a list of ProMat 2023 on-floor seminars below.
1 - 4 of 4 seminars
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1) Minimize Supply Chain Disruptions with Innovative Technologies
Starts 12:00 PM
Ends 12:45 PM
Date Monday, March 20
Location Theater A
Sponsor Acumatica
Transform your business and fend off competitors by leveraging modern technology to optimize your supply chain to avoid disruptions caused by pandemics and global unrest. Material planning, scheduling, and other digital strategies reduce late inventory receipts, improve time-to-market, streamline fulfillment, ... |
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2) MAG (Mobile Automation Group) of MHI presents: Highflying Automation: How to Maximize Vertical Storage
Starts 3:00 PM
Ends 3:45 PM
Date Monday, March 20
Location Theater G
Sponsor MHI
This education seminar will discuss use cases for different automated compact storage concepts, as Automated Very Narrow Aisle turret truck (AutoVNA), Automated Storage & Retrieval Systems (AS/RS), and 3D Shuttle systems. More and more US metro areas see steadily increasing real estate prices. Combined ... |
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3) TRG (The Robotics Group) of MHI presents: What’s Possible Now in Warehouse Robotics
Starts 4:15 PM
Ends 5:00 PM
Date Tuesday, March 21
Location Robotics & Automation Theater
Sponsor MHI
Warehousing and distribution thought leaders will discuss what's new and what is needed to tap into the immense value that both people and technology bring to their supply chain performance, how robots (working in harmony with the human factor) can deliver labor savings and what innovative automation ... |
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4) Workflows > Robots: How re-engineering workflows will unleash the combined potential of worker and automation in the warehouse of today
Starts 3:30 PM
Ends 4:15 PM
Date Wednesday, March 22
Location Theater F
Sponsor Vecna Robotics
The current supply chain crisis has definitively confirmed the need for automation to keep up with the growing global logistics volume. In every geography, warehouse operators simply cannot hire enough material handlers to keep pace with demand, and robotics and automation is the inevitable next step. ... |