McCormick Place, Chicago IL March 20-23, 2023
View a list of ProMat 2023 on-floor seminars below.
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1) Cutting Through the Noise: How to look beyond technology and meet business objectives
Starts 11:30 AM
Ends 12:15 PM
Date Monday, March 20
Location Theater F
Sponsor Bastian Solutions, a Toyota Advanced Logistics company
Your inbox is full of noise. As you walk the tradeshow floor – noise. The supply chain industry is rapidly growing and evolving. In no other time have we seen so many technologies enter the marketplace, and they are all vying for your attention, adding to the noise. Along with that, the fierce competition ... |
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2) How Can You Put Robotic Lift Trucks To Work? Warehouse Use Cases
Starts 12:15 PM
Ends 1:00 PM
Date Monday, March 20
Location Robotics & Automation Theater
Sponsor Yale Material Handling Corporation
The MHI annual industry report expects adoption of robotics and automation to reach 79% in the next five years. With warehouse turnover consistently high, robots are becoming an increasingly appealing option to relieve dependence on a transient labor pool. But do you really know what tasks can be ... |
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3) 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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4) The Perfect Match: Critical Relationships of Mobile Automation and Storage Systems
Starts 1:30 PM
Ends 2:15 PM
Date Tuesday, March 21
Location Theater A
Sponsor Advanced Intralogistics, A Shoppa's Company
Everyone wants automation, but what is the necessary infrastructure needed to make it happen? Too often, infrastructure and small details get overlooked or neglected, as there is too much attention given to the “shiny new objects” rather than consideration for all that is needed to make a system successful. AGVs ... |