The process of stacking boxes of different sizes, weights, and SKUs on a single pallet. Traditional systems require sequencing and buffer conveyors to achieve stability.

A method where the system eliminates the sequencing step, using AI, computer vision, and real-time motion planning to build stable pallets from random inbound sequences. It is a breakthrough in warehouse and logistics automation, making smart warehouses truly flexible and cost-efficient.

It calculates optimal stacking positions in real time and learns from each cycle to increase efficiency.

Traditional mixed palletizing requires sequencers or pre-sorted product flows to create a stable pallet. On-the-fly mixed palletizing eliminates all pre-sorting requirements. The system uses AI, 3D vision, and real-time motion planning to build stable pallets directly from random inbound boxes. No sequencing, no waiting, and no extra hardware is needed.