“tSortPost will have a profound impact on the industry by providing an innovative and efficient solution to the complex challenges of package sorting,” said Mike Fatch, CEO of Tompkins Robotics. “tSortPost enhances our extensive sorting capabilities through the tSort product line, which offers an unmatched set of solutions designed to help businesses around the world improve operational excellence and productivity.”
tSortPost offers numerous benefits to parcel sorting, including increased speed with a stable design, customizable options with crossbelt or tilt-tray turning mechanisms, height adjustment of up to 1.5 metres, and minimal infrastructure requirements without extensive hardware. tSortPost is powered by the Transcend software suite, which optimises performance and ensures seamless integration with existing systems, creating a versatile and efficient solution.
“tSortPost is designed to be accessible to businesses of all sizes,” added Jim Serstad, vice president of robotics at Tompkins Robotics. “It’s a great entry point for smaller warehouses looking to adopt automation, while also offering scalability to expand capabilities to larger operations.”
By adding tSortPost to its portfolio, Tompkins Robotics continues to enhance its comprehensive range of sortation solutions. This new offering enables warehouses of all sizes to benefit from advanced AMR technology, with a broad product portfolio to meet diverse needs.
To learn more about tSortPost and Tompkins Robotics’ complete suite of automation solutions, visit www.tompkinsrobotics.com.
About Tompkins Robotics
Founded in 2017, Tompkins Robotics is a global leader in robotic sorting solutions for delivery and fulfillment operations. Built on momentum with its award-winning tSort robotic sorting solution, the company continues to develop innovative robotics solutions that solve the toughest supply chain problems. To learn more, visit www.tompkinsrobotics.com.
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