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Small, grown, large: How AutoStore systems are planned for different requirements – live with AutoStore

On-demandDi., 19. Mai 2026, 09:00 Uhr30 minPart of Kleinteile effizient lagern
Small, grown, large: How AutoStore systems are planned for different requirements – live with AutoStore
 
What's it about? 

Anyone planning a new warehouse system quickly faces the same question: What do I actually need? And how much of that can still be adjusted later? Many companies underestimate how significantly different requirements affect the final system: throughput, space constraints, growth plans – all of these shape what ultimately gets built. In this Webinar, AutoStore brings three real cases and shows how very different systems emerged from specific requirements: a compact entry-level system, a warehouse expanded after the fact, and a large-scale installation. Participants also have the chance to submit their own case to be worked through live during the Webinar. 

This Webinar is part of the series "How to store small parts efficiently".

More events from the series:

Why you should attend
  • you are currently planning or evaluating an automated small-parts warehouse and don't yet know which Solution suits you
  • you're wondering whether a system can start small today and scale up later
  • you want to understand which requirements are truly decisive – before you go to tender
  • you prefer learning from real cases rather than product presentations
What you'll take away from the talk
  • which requirements have the greatest influence on system design
  • how a small, an expanded, and a large AutoStore system differ in practice
  • what a real planning process looks like from requirement to finished installation
  • how to assess the most important parameters for your own project
Speaker
  • Jörg Wolf, Senior Solution Consultant at AutoStore
  • Moderator: Andreas Löwe, Founder of even
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