Easy automation is a solved problem. The hard ones are where projects stall — mixed SKUs, sub-zero freezers, 108-inch pallets, a hundred devices on one floor. We take them on, and we run them all on one system.
of automation projects miss their objective (STIQ, 2025)
hard problems — one system owns them all
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Most automation projects don’t fail because the robots don’t work. They fail in the gaps — multi-vendor integration, fragmented software, and no single owner of the whole floor. One consumer-goods operation spent $150M on automation that ended up largely unused. The robots ran fine. The system didn’t.
So vendors avoid the messy edges: the mixed pallet, the freezer, the 108-inch build, the hundred devices that all have to talk. Those edges are exactly where the value is — and exactly what we own. Every problem below runs on PrimeOS, the one system that orchestrates every robot, station, and third-party device from receiving to dispatch.
When it breaks, four vendors point at each other. One system means one owner accountable for getting live and staying live.
Eaches, cases, and pallets — fixed-infrastructure systems force a choice. Prime runs every order type on one floor.
When the operation changes, you change the workflow in software — not by re-laying steel.
Each one is a workflow most vendors decline. Each one runs end-to-end on Prime. Pick the one keeping you up at night.
4-way shuttle pallet ASRS that ships with PrimeOS pre-integrated — dense storage that executes orders, in the footprint you already have.
RoboScans, stretch wrappers, cranes, conveyors — every third-party device orchestrated by a single platform.
Bullseye Scheduling — pick-level orchestration that eliminates arm idle time. Store-ready pallets at outbound speed.
Zero fixed infrastructure. The fleet reconfigures as your operation changes — picking that scales without betting your building on it.
One hybrid station handles every unit of measure — mixed orders fulfilled on a single floor instead of three.
The only complete cold fleet — every robot and station rated for the freezer, so people don’t have to be. 6–8 hours per charge in freezer conditions.
Sub-3 quantity per line, built tall and stable — the pallet-building workflow nobody else automated.
A workflow composition engine — when the line changes, you reconfigure in software, not steel. Without locking in your layout.
PrimeOS is the single platform behind every workflow on this page. You compose the work in one place and watch it run in another — same system, receiving to dispatch.
Compose the work visually — define how every order type moves through the floor. No code, no re-laying steel when it changes.
Live throughput, fleet status, and workflow performance across the whole floor — one view of everything in motion.
PES orchestrates every robot, station, and third-party device. There’s no integration seam to fail and no one to point fingers at — the system is accountable end to end.
The hardware and the software are built by the same company. That’s why the hard problems get live and stay live instead of becoming a multi-year integration project.
Denver-based, with sub-4-hour support response — not 36-hour overseas wait times. The people who built the system answer the phone.
Labor ratio at a national 3PL — Prime customer outcome
Concurrent workflows running in our most comprehensive deployment
System uptime across live deployments
Tell us the workflow that’s keeping you up at night. We’ll show you the system that already solves it — on a private walkthrough, no freezer field trip required.
