Scallog is bringing goods-to-person robotics into SME warehouse automation
Scallog's 2025 Chiron Distribution deployment shows a small-scale goods-to-person system with three robots, 40 shelves, and 1,100 references inside a 170-square-meter automated area.

Scallog's Chiron Distribution deployment went operational on September 15, 2025, showing goods-to-person robotics at SME scale beyond large retail sites. The system uses three robots, 40 mobile shelves, and one picking station inside a 170-square-meter automated area. It manages more than 1,100 high- and medium-turnover references for the Cholet-based wholesaler.
The useful signal is not the robot count; it is the fit between a constrained warehouse problem and a compact automation footprint. Scallog says Chiron's manual and paper logistics in a 7,000-square-meter warehouse had reached a glass ceiling as order preparation increased. The project automated a reference-heavy picking area without forcing the company into a full fixed-ASRS rebuild.
The rollout was staged like an SME implementation, not a mega-project. Chiron signed in December 2024, ran tests in early 2025, connected interfaces in spring, trained employees in summer, and went live in September. For smaller operators, the risk is often integration disruption as much as robot cost, so the phased rollout is part of the deployment story.
Scallog's product lane is mobile shelf-to-person automation. Its robots move under shelves and bring inventory to operators, while Scallog software supplements WMS and ERP systems with real-time decisions. The system can be installed without major warehouse alterations, which fits customers growing into automation while preserving building flexibility.
Chiron is not Scallog's first customer proof. A 2019 funding release said Scallog had 30 clients in six countries, naming L'Oreal, Airbus, Deret, and Decathlon among references. That 2019 footprint should not be read as a current installed-base count, but it keeps Chiron inside a longer European goods-to-person robotics track record. Public material still leaves out Chiron throughput, ROI, labor savings, and daily order volume after go-live.
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