View a list of ProMat 2023 on-floor seminars below.
1 - 9 of 9 seminars
1) Prove It
Starts 12:45 PM
Ends 1:30 PM
Date Monday, March 20
Location Theater B
Sponsor Burns & McDonnell
We all know fulfillment providers are facing unprecedented challenges in all aspects of their businesses today. Desperately seeking relief from several factors including, rising labor costs, labor shortages, space constraints, increased facility costs, and with increased demand for efficient services ... |
2) Automation Integration & Facility Construction - Designing from the Inside Out
Starts 12:45 PM
Ends 1:30 PM
Date Monday, March 20
Location Theater D
Sponsor O'Neal Inc.
Are you considering integrating a new Automated System into your network? Approaching the Facility Construction, Infrastructure Upgrades, and Automation integration can be quite a daunting task. The amount of coordination required and the complexity of these highly automated projects can lead to costly ... |
3) EASE (Ergonomic Assist Systems & Equipment) of MHI presents: Maximize workplace safety and minimize risk: Ask an Ergonomist
Starts 12:45 PM
Ends 1:30 PM
Date Monday, March 20
Location Theater H
Sponsor MHI
Workplace safety almost always includes a healthy dose of ergonomics, particularly when it involves manual material handling. This unique interactive panel hosted by the EASE (Ergonomics Assist Systems & Equipment) Council will be a focused Q&A with ergonomic experts that will cover ergonomic best practices ... |
4) Utilizing Emerging Automation Technologies in Distribution
Starts 12:45 PM
Ends 1:30 PM
Date Tuesday, March 21
Location Theater B
Sponsor Siggins
We will discuss unusual implementations of robotics within distribution centers. Topics include receiving and cubing small items quickly and accurately, automating full cases in sea containers, economical ASRS alternatives, value-add kitting applications, refrigeration options, and robotic arm implementations. |
5) Industrial lithium-ion batteries within a circular economy
Starts 12:45 PM
Ends 1:30 PM
Date Tuesday, March 21
Location Theater D
Sponsor UgoWork
Batteries are an essential component of electric industrial vehicles and greatly affect performance, operator experience and usability in various environments. All batteries are not created equal; from chemistry, available energy, charging power and speed, battery management system, maintenance requirements, ... |
6) On-Board Charging for Class I and Class II Lift Trucks
Starts 12:45 PM
Ends 1:30 PM
Date Tuesday, March 21
Location Theater H
Sponsor ZAPI GROUP
For many years, on-board charging for Class I and Class II lift trucks was just an afterthought. However, rapid advancements in lithium battery technology and robust on-board charging solutions are allowing lift truck OEMs to significantly improve their overall systems, making on-board charging in Class ... |
7) Industrial lithium-ion batteries within a circular economy
Starts 12:45 PM
Ends 1:30 PM
Date Thursday, March 23
Location Theater B
Sponsor UgoWork
Batteries are an essential component of electric industrial vehicles and greatly affect performance, operator experience and usability in various environments. All batteries are not created equal; from chemistry, available energy, charging power and speed, battery management system, maintenance requirements, ... |
8) Adopting Automation: Why Autonomous Only Robots Aren’t Always Your Best Bet
Starts 12:45 PM
Ends 1:30 PM
Date Thursday, March 23
Location Theater D
Sponsor Third Wave Automation
Autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) have exploded onto the scene in the past 10 years but the technology is far from being what most solution providers will admit. Shared Autonomy bridges the gap and gives you the fastest, most flexible solution that you can implement right now. Autonomous, remote or manual- ... |
9) Automating Cycle Counting with Drones: How to Calculate your ROI
Starts 12:45 PM
Ends 1:30 PM
Date Thursday, March 23
Location Theater H
Sponsor Ware
Inventory management is a complex topic and is at the core of most companies’ operations. Add a post-pandemic world to the mix, plus some of the greatest supply chain challenges warehousing and logistics has ever seen, and that complexity multiplies. Having a real-time understanding of inventory is ... |