Every figure on this page comes from a live Prime deployment. Not a benchmark environment, not a controlled demo, not a best-case scenario. Operations running today.
12
Live deployments running today
9→1
Labor ratio, fulfilled operations
3 mo
Typical implementation timeline
90%+
System uptime across deployments
Outcome Data
The Numbers
That Matter to Ops.
Labor, throughput, accuracy, payback. The metrics operations directors track — pulled from deployed Prime systems.
85%
Picking Labor Reduction
Live 3PL deployment · Advanced Pallet Station + MobilePallet AMR
99.99%
Picking Accuracy
Scan-enforced per pick · Vision audit layer on outbound pallets
2.2 yr
Net Payback Period
Regional 3PL · Full deployment including robots, stations, and software
9–12 mo
ROI Window
Range across deployments · Varies by operation size and order profile
Distributor inventory management · Full pallet automation inbound through dispatch
−20°F
Cold Fleet Rating
Arctic Series · Every robot type · Every station type · Same PrimeOS platform
<4 hr
US Support Response
Denver-based engineers · Same team that built and deployed the system
4
Concurrent Workflows
Single deployment · Packaging pickup, QA hold, stop sequencing, live ERP integration
Deployment Outcomes
Six Operations. Six Hard Problems Solved.
Each deployment below reflects a real Prime installation. Customers are described by operation type only — Prime does not name customers publicly.
F&B 3PL · Palletizing
F&B 3PL — Mixed-SKU Pallet Picking
MobilePallet AMRs feed the Advanced Pallet Station continuously while a robotic arm handles high-velocity SKUs. One operator manages what previously required eight. The client has since expanded to a second site.
85%
Labor Reduction
99.99%
Pick Accuracy
2.2 yr
Payback
Workflow
Receive · MobilePallet AMR · Advanced Pallet Station · Robotic Arm Assist · Wrap · Dispatch
PES runs four simultaneous workflows from one floor: end-of-line packaging pickup, 48-hour FDA QA hold management, delivery stop sequencing, and live ERP integration. Three MobilePallet AMRs handle all pallet movement — no forklifts in the active zone.
RackBot ASRS consolidates inventory from three separate facilities into one high-density location. 50,000 pallet positions at launch, scaling to 160,000. Full-truck outbound staging directed by PES with no manual wave planning and an 80%+ reduction in forklift usage.
Regional Paper & Packaging Distributor — Each Picking
MobileShelf AMRs bring product to the picker. One employee manages the pick station, processing what previously required six to eight workers. The CEO describes it as a structural change in how the operation runs — not an efficiency improvement.
MobilePallet AMRs sequence product for direct store delivery routes while PES builds tall mixed-SKU pallets in stop order — no manual wave planning, no re-sequencing at the dock. At 250 cases per hour and climbing, this is a benchmark we are actively improving as throughput increases.
250
Cases / Hour
1 FTE
Floor Operator
Waveless
Stop Sequencing
Workflow
Receive · MobilePallet AMR · Tall Pallet Station · Stop-Sequenced Dispatch
Throughput Benchmarks
By the Numbers
Throughput ranges from live deployments — not lab conditions. Ranges reflect real variation in SKU mix, order profiles, worker speed, and shift patterns. PES makes the variation visible and manageable.
Outbound Palletizing
Advanced Pallet Station
300–450 Cases / Hr
Case-pick throughput at the APS across live deployments. Range reflects order profile complexity and worker pace across shifts.
Peak: 500+ with robotic arm assist on high-velocity SKUs
Each Picking / G2P
Piece Pick Station
325 Picks / Hr
Each-pick throughput at a live piece-pick deployment. Real SKU mix, real workers. One picker doing the work of six to eight.
Peak: 350+ picks/hr in high-velocity single-SKU windows
Mixed-SKU Palletizing
Mixed-SKU Pallet Build
400–600 Cases / Hr
Mixed-SKU palletizing throughput using Bullseye Scheduling architecture. Upper range achieved with optimal order profiles and arm assist.
See mixedskupalletizing.com for full Bullseye Scheduling breakdown
Outbound Labor
Full Floor Automation
9→1 Labor Ratio
Peak labor reduction from a live outbound deployment. Nine workers replaced by one operator managing the automated system.
Also achieved: 1 FTE doing work of 6–8 in separate each-pick deployment
System Performance
Platform Uptime
90%+ Uptime
System availability across live deployments. PES handles robot failures gracefully — work routes around the offline unit automatically.
US support response under 4 hours when intervention is required
Implementation
Time to Live
3 Months
Typical time from contract to live operation. Pre-integrated platform means implementation is configuration, not engineering.
Compare: 12+ months for multi-vendor SI-assembled systems
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With Prime’s robots and pick stations we were able to do with 1 employee what it would take 6–8 to do before we automated.
CEO · Regional Paper & Packaging Distributor
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Look Like in Your Operation
We’ll map your order profile, show you realistic throughput numbers for your SKU mix, and tell you honestly which workflow fits — before you commit to anything.