Turnover eats your ramp
When annual turnover runs past 40%, you’re perpetually training. Every unfilled second shift shows up as missed wave targets and forced overtime.
Solutions / Warehousing
Labor volatility shouldn’t set your throughput ceiling. Magnus deploys picking, transport, and sortation robots into live warehouses — integrated with your WMS, run 24/7, and fueled by data from your own floor.
Vendor-neutral selection, WMS and conveyor integration, structured pilots, remote operations, and end-to-end data services — with the training to bring your associates along.
01 / The problem
When annual turnover runs past 40%, you’re perpetually training. Every unfilled second shift shows up as missed wave targets and forced overtime.
Volume doubles for six weeks and the labor market doesn’t. Temp ramps blow up cost-per-unit exactly when service levels matter most.
The demo hit rate. The pilot didn’t. Robots that can’t handle your SKU mix, rack profiles, and dock schedule stall out before they ever scale.
02 / How Magnus helps
Deployment is the job — integration and data make it stick.
First-person video of picking, staging, and sortation — annotated, benchmarked, and fed back into the systems we deploy.
WMS, conveyor, and dock-schedule integration — robots that take work orders from your stack, not a parallel one.
Vendor-neutral selection against your real SKU mix, structured pilots measured on rate, and 24/7 remote exception handling once you’re live.
03 / Products used
One partner across deployment, integration, and data — scoped to how your organization works.
Egocentric video from live operations, labeled to spec and benchmarked against real warehouse tasks.
Work orders, conveyors, doors, and dock schedules connected before the first robot rolls.
Vendor-neutral selection, structured pilots, and 24/7 remote operations — with associate training included.
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Solutions / Warehousing
Start with a deployment assessment of one facility — a vendor-neutral roadmap, an integration plan, and a pilot you can measure.