Logic develops autonomous warehouse robots and the LINK software layer that assigns missions, plans routes and tracks inventory. Its platform covers pallet movement, picking and multi-facility logistics automation.
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Logic packages warehouse robots and operational software as one automation system. Logic Pallets move loads between facilities and process areas, while the Octopus platform supports picking workflows. LINK connects those machines to warehouse tasks, evaluates routes, tracks load weight and inventory state, and manages opportunity charging for continuous operations.
The company offers hardware through leasing and software through a recurring service model, reducing the need for a customer to purchase a large fixed installation at the outset. The systems can operate in cold and refrigerated facilities and maintain a digital representation of warehouse activity. Korthos tracks Logic as an integrated logistics builder: the differentiated product is not an isolated AMR, but the coordinated hardware-and-software system that runs material movement.
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