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Zebra Technologies Showcases New Intelligent Automation Solutions at Automate 2025 By Investing.com
Company will demonstrate how its robotics, AI, machine vision, and RFID portfolio helps drive visibility and productivity for the frontline DETROIT--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Zebra Technologies Corporation, a global leader in digitizing and automating frontline workflows, today announced that it is presenting its newest solutions to advance intelligent automation across manufacturing and warehouse operations. Zebra's portfolio is being showcased in Booth 3207 at Automate 2025 on May 12-15 at Detroit's Huntington Place. Visibility is the first step to transformation, and the adoption of AI and intelligent automation enables manufacturers and warehouse leaders to leverage data more effectively to identify, react, and prioritize problems and projects, delivering new efficiencies for maximum impact, said Andy Zosel, Senior Vice President and General Manager, Intelligent Automation, Zebra Technologies. Zebra empowers the frontline with solutions that increase productivity and throughput to an unprecedented level. One solution designed to drive frontline productivity is Zebra~s new Aurora VGR Assistant, a software add-on tool for Zebra's Aurora Design Assistant software. It simplifies the configuration and deployment of vision-guided robotics (VGR) tasks with leading collaborative robotics solutions. This software targets common VGR applications such as machine tending, packaging, and guiding assembly tools. Aurora VGR Assistant leverages Zebra's machine vision software to simplify the integration of 2D robot guidance and machine vision inspection tasks in a single software platform. Zebra Symmetry Fulfillment is the latest comprehensive AMR-assisted-picking solution utilizing Zebra Connect Fulfillment AMRs, wearable technologies, software, and analytics designed to increase productivity and reduce costs in warehouse operations. This AI-powered solution combines the functions of a warehouse execution system (WES) with robot fleet management and powerful analytics. It enables workers to load and unload orders to and from carts without requiring the AMR to remain permanently attached to each cart, increasing utilization and reducing by up to 30% the number of AMRs needed versus legacy systems. At Automate, Zebra is also highlighting the AltiZ 4200 3D profile sensor which is built to deliver tight fields of view in a compact form factor along with ultra-high resolution. It features significantly more data points per profile and faster capture speeds to address challenging inspection tasks with quality assurance in electronics and automotive manufacturing applications. In addition, Photoneo, now part of Zebra Technologies, is presenting its MotionCam-3D (Blue), an advanced 3D VGR solution in the Zebra booth. The MotionCam-3D (Blue) delivers breakthrough improvements in key 3D sensing capabilities, leveraging Photoneo's Bin Picking software for robot guidance to enable precise picking of metal parts at various depths in a more efficient and accurate way. Mounted on a robotic arm in hand-eye position, the MotionCam-3D (Blue) provides superior scanning performance through virtually unlimited multi-angle scans. As the arm moves, the sensor captures a continuous, high-fidelity 3D data stream to build complete scene models in real time. Automate visitors can also experience Zebra's RFID interactive demo which tracks customer orders from incoming goods at the receiving bay to the outbound shipments dock. This solution showcases how frontline workers can save time and deliver more accurate counts through inventory audit and order picking with Zebra's MC3390xR, a best-in-class, long-range, Androidâ„¢-based RFID reader along with the picklist verification process via Zebra's FXR90 ultra-rugged RFID reader. The Zebra 2024 Manufacturing Vision Study revealed 92% of manufacturers have prioritized digital transformation. The study also showed that 61% of manufacturers expect AI to drive growth by 2029, up from 41% in 2024. Plus, according to our Warehouse Vision Study, seven in 10 leaders plan on accelerating timelines of modernization project and automating workflows, and over the next five years, nine in 10 expect to invest in increased supply chain visibility. The adoption of AI-driven strategies and solutions such as machine vision, RFID and AMRs to automate essential business-critical workflows will lead to significant improvements in visibility and data integration across applications, optimizing quality and enhancing frontline performance. Learn more about how Zebra is helping organizations advance their intelligent automation journey at these sessions: KEY TAKEAWAYS ABOUT ZEBRA TECHNOLOGIES Zebra (NASDAQ: ZBRA) provides the solutions to help businesses grow through increased asset visibility, connected frontline workers, and intelligent automation. The company operates in more than 100 countries, and our customers include over 80% of the Fortune 500. Designed for the frontline, Zebra's award-winning portfolio includes hardware, software, and services, all backed by our 50+ years of innovation and global partner ecosystem. Follow Zebra on our blog and LinkedIn, visit our newsroom and learn more at www.zebra.com. 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Zebra Technologies Showcases New Intelligent Automation Solutions at Automate 2025
Zebra Technologies Corporation announced that it is presenting its newest solutions to advance intelligent automation across manufacturing and warehouse operations. Zebra's portfolio is being showcased in Booth 3207 at Automate 2025 on May 12-15 at Detroit's Huntington Place. One solution designed to drive frontline productivity is Zebra's new Aurora VGR Assistant, a software add-on tool for Zebra's Aurora Design Assistant software. It simplifies the configuration and deployment of vision-guided robotics (VGR) tasks with leading collaborative robotics solutions. This software targets common VGR applications such as machine tending, packaging, and guiding assembly tools. Aurora VGR Assistant leverages Zebra's machine vision software to simplify the integration of 2D robot guidance and machine vision inspection tasks in a single software platform. Zebra Symmetry Fulfillment is the latest comprehensive AMR-assisted-picking solution utilizing Zebra Connect Fulfillment AMRs, wearable technologies, software, and analytics designed to increase productivity and reduce costs in warehouse operations. This AI-powered solution combines the functions of a warehouse execution system (WES) with robot fleet management and powerful analytics. It enables workers to load and unload orders to and from carts without requiring the AMR to remain permanently attached to each cart, increasing utilization and reducing by up to 30% the number of AMRs needed versus legacy systems. The MotionCam-3D (Blue) delivers breakthrough improvements in key 3D sensing capabilities, leveraging Photoneo's Bin Picking software for robot guidance to enable precise picking of metal parts at various depths in a more efficient and accurate way. Mounted on a robotic arm in hand-eye position, the MotionCam-3D (Blue) provides superior scanning performance through virtually unlimited multi-anglescans. As the arm moves, the sensor captures a continuous, high-fidelity 3D data stream to build complete scene models in real time. Automate visitors can also experience Zebra's RFID interactive demo which tracks customer orders from incoming goods at the receiving bay to the outbound shipments dock. This solution showcases how frontline workers can save time and deliver more accurate counts through inventory audit and order picking with Zebra's MC3390xR, a best-in-class, long-range, Android??-based RFID reader along with the picklist verification process via Zebra'sFXR90 ultra-rugged RFID reader. The study also showed that 61% of manufacturers expect AI to drive growth by 2029, up from 41% in 2024. Plus, according to Warehouse Vision Study, seven in 10 leaders plan on accelerating timelines of modernization project and automating workflows, and over the next five years, nine in 10 expect to invest in increased supply chain visibility. The adoption of AI-driven strategies and solutions such as machine vision, RFID and AMRs to automate essential business-critical workflows will lead to significant improvements in visibility and data integration across applications, optimizing quality and enhancing frontline performance.
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Zebra Technologies showcases new intelligent automation solutions for manufacturing and warehouse operations at Automate 2025, featuring AI-driven robotics, machine vision, and RFID technologies to enhance frontline productivity and visibility.
Zebra Technologies Corporation, a leader in digitizing and automating frontline workflows, is presenting its latest intelligent automation solutions at Automate 2025 in Detroit. The company's innovative portfolio aims to advance automation across manufacturing and warehouse operations, leveraging AI, robotics, machine vision, and RFID technologies 1.
Zebra's new Aurora VGR Assistant, a software add-on for the Aurora Design Assistant, simplifies the configuration and deployment of vision-guided robotics (VGR) tasks. This tool targets common VGR applications such as machine tending, packaging, and guiding assembly tools, integrating 2D robot guidance and machine vision inspection tasks in a single platform 2.
This comprehensive AMR-assisted-picking solution combines Zebra Connect Fulfillment AMRs, wearable technologies, software, and analytics. The AI-powered system integrates warehouse execution system functions with robot fleet management and analytics, potentially reducing the number of AMRs needed by up to 30% compared to legacy systems 1.
Zebra is highlighting the AltiZ 4200 3D profile sensor, designed for tight fields of view in a compact form factor. It offers ultra-high resolution, more data points per profile, and faster capture speeds, addressing challenging inspection tasks in electronics and automotive manufacturing 1.
Photoneo, now part of Zebra Technologies, presents the MotionCam-3D (Blue), an advanced 3D VGR solution. Mounted on a robotic arm, it provides superior scanning performance through multi-angle scans, capturing continuous, high-fidelity 3D data streams to build real-time scene models 2.
Zebra's RFID interactive demo at Automate 2025 showcases how frontline workers can improve efficiency and accuracy in inventory management. The solution utilizes the MC3390xR RFID reader and the FXR90 ultra-rugged RFID reader for order tracking and verification 1.
The Zebra 2024 Manufacturing Vision Study reveals that 92% of manufacturers have prioritized digital transformation. By 2029, 61% of manufacturers expect AI to drive growth, up from 41% in 2024. Additionally, Zebra's Warehouse Vision Study indicates that 70% of leaders plan to accelerate modernization projects and workflow automation, with 90% expecting to invest in increased supply chain visibility over the next five years 1.
Andy Zosel, Senior Vice President and General Manager of Intelligent Automation at Zebra Technologies, emphasizes the importance of visibility in transformation: "The adoption of AI and intelligent automation enables manufacturers and warehouse leaders to leverage data more effectively to identify, react, and prioritize problems and projects, delivering new efficiencies for maximum impact" 1.
As the industry moves towards greater automation and AI integration, solutions like those presented by Zebra Technologies are poised to play a crucial role in optimizing quality, enhancing frontline performance, and driving overall productivity in manufacturing and warehouse operations.
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