Magazino

Munich, Bavaria, Germany · magazino.eu

Magazino develops and sells autonomous mobile robots for warehouse and intralogistics operations, including robots for piece picking and tote transport.

Robotics · watchlist · score 47

Positioning

Magazino develops autonomous mobile robots and autonomy software for intralogistics, including the SOTO tugger robot for production logistics and TORU for automated picking. It operates as Jungheinrich's robotics and autonomy competence center, leveraging Jungheinrich's global sales and service network and serving industrial logistics customers such as TechnoAlpin.

Scores, Robotics (of 10)

Deployment2
Production2
Commercials2
Progress2
Technology3
Positioning4
Firepower4
Leverage3

Traction: deployment, production, commercials, progress. Capability: technology, positioning, firepower, leverage.

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What does Magazino do?

Magazino develops and sells autonomous mobile robots for warehouse and intralogistics operations, including robots for piece picking and tote transport. Magazino develops autonomous mobile robots and autonomy software for intralogistics, including the SOTO tugger robot for production logistics and TORU for automated picking. It operates as Jungheinrich's robotics and autonomy competence center, leveraging Jungheinrich's global sales and service network and serving industrial logistics customers such as TechnoAlpin.

Where does Magazino rank in robotics?

Magazino is on the Robotics watchlist list of Frontier Tech Intelligence with a score of 47 out of 100, below the Top 100.

Where is Magazino based and when was it founded?

Magazino is based in Munich, Bavaria, Germany.

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