Inside the automated warehouse where robots are packing your groceries
Briefly

Ocado has integrated robotics significantly into its order fulfillment process, with a third of its orders already being packed by machines. Operating in a customer fulfillment center in Luton, the reduced noise level highlights the prevalence of automation over human labor. The company, known for its grocery delivery services, utilizes a system referred to as "the Grid," which consists of tracks for robots to efficiently navigate. This technology is essential for managing online orders across various retailers in multiple countries while maintaining low operational costs.
At the heart of Ocado’s operations is "the Grid," a network of tracks where hundreds of robots seamlessly navigate to fulfill online grocery orders.
Ocado's technology, which includes automated systems for packing and shipping, allows it to manage orders for various international clients like Kroger and Sobeys.
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