Swisslog will focus on its multi-temperature warehouse automation solutions, including ambient, chilled, and cold storage at CeMat which is being held in Sydney this year.
With 250 deep freeze projects worldwide, Swisslog has a pedigree in cold storage solutions that are compliant, energy-efficient, and protect workers from harsh environments.
Additionally, Swisslog will be displaying its pallet Automated Storage and Retrieval System (ASRS) technology, AutoStore grid-based ASRS, and proprietary SynQ software, with live demonstrations.
CeMAT is being held from July 22-24, 2025 at the Dome, Sydney Olympic Park.
Swisslog ANZ managing director, Dan Ulmamei, said low temperatures make refrigerated warehouses harsh environments, where it is recommended that humans should spend minimal time to avoid hypothermia and other health and safety risks.
“Using automation to do tasks in freezer areas removes workers from these harsh environments, freeing them up to work in other, more suitable areas,” he said.
“Additionally, an automated high-bay chilled warehouse can reduce the energy load by as much as 20 per cent compared with conventional more labour-intensive alternatives.
“Not only does it reduce the power bill, but it typically allows for four times more storage within the same building footprint, so you are maximising your use of the available space.”
Swisslog will also be showcasing solutions including its PowerStore pallet shuttle system, AutoStore grid-based automated storage and retrieval system (ASRS), proprietary SynQ software, as well as a range of other pallet and light goods technologies.
“Swisslog has the global experience, local knowledge, and comprehensive warehouse automation ranges to tailor end-to-end solutions to meet the diverse needs of industries looking to utilise automation to boost efficiency and productivity,” Ulmamei said.
“Rather than a piecemeal approach involving multiple suppliers, Swisslog can be a comprehensive warehouse automation partner that takes a holistic approach to receiving, storing, retrieving and preparing goods for delivery.”