FlexQube receives robot cart order worth $285 000
Anders Fogelberg
CEO
FlexQube has received an order for 8 AGV system robotic carts to a customer in USA worth a total of $285 000. The customer is active in the infrastructure sector with several manufacturing facilities across the US. These AGV system robots will be implemented at one of the customer facilities in Tennessee, USA, and will be delivered during the first quarter of 2023.
Anders Fogelberg, CEO comments; ”The simplicity and user-friendliness of the AGV system concept is attractive for many customers, where also the short implementation time and the fact that there is no IT-integration needed also helps convince the customers about the advantages.
The market for intralogistics robots is just about to take off, and we expect that the market growth for these types of products will be very strong over the next decade.”
About FlexQube
FlexQube is a technology company headquartered in Gothenburg, Sweden with subsidiaries in USA, Mexico, Germany and England. FlexQube offers solutions for cart-based material handling using a patented modular concept. FlexQube develops and designs customized solutions for both robotic and mechanical cart logistics. Through the own developed and unique automation concept FlexQube can offer robust and self-driving robotic carts. FlexQube has more than 900 customers in 36 countries with primary markets being North America and Europe.
FlexQube’s customers can be found within the manufacturing industry, distribution- and warehousing. Some examples of major customers are Amazon, Volvo Cars, Siemens, Autoliv, Scania, Oda and Mann+Hummel.
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