EnVista is rolling out a new tool called enMotion to help warehouses and distribution centers run smoothly. The platform brings together multiple types of warehouse robots and uses AI to keep everything moving efficiently—orders, inventory, and people. It combines enVista’s own warehouse systems with GreyOrange’s GreyMatter software to make sure robots work well together across the floor.
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The first part of the enMotion lineup includes robotic forklifts designed for full case picking. These cobots come in single—and double-deep pallet versions and are powered by GreyMatter. enVista says the tech can cut travel and search time by nearly 80%. The robots navigate using LiDAR and 360-degree safety scanners, meaning they can spot obstacles, adjust their route, and operate without needing special markers in the facility.
Warehouse leaders won’t need to buy the robots outright. enMotion is offered as a subscription under a Robotics-as-a-Service (RaaS) model, which helps companies get started without big upfront costs. The platform works across different systems and comes with full support.
“The warehouse is a highly dynamic environment,” said Jim Barnes, CEO of enVista. “Every facility is a combination of movements, from materials and people to systems and data, that are working together toward a key business outcome. enMotion by enVista is entering the market as a suite of solutions that will cover every moving piece in the warehouse and DC.”
He added, “Most notable about our inaugural enMotion solution, enMotion Robotics, is that the power of GreyMatter allows our collaborative robots to remain pallet type-agnostic, providing a flexibility of integration that cannot be found elsewhere in the industry.”
“AI-powered orchestration has a transformative effect on warehouse efficiency and significantly reduces overall cost per unit,” added Akash Gupta, Co-Founder and CEO of GreyOrange. “With this solution, enVista and GreyOrange are bringing a whole new level of efficiency, scalability and flexibility to the supply chain. Not only will customers be able to boost their productivity by two to four times, but they’ll also receive payback within six to 18 months of operation.”
