Crossing the Border
summary
A warehouse system controls up to 500 robots that climb racking and bring bins to humans, boosting picker throughput roughly fivefold by removing kilometers of walking and running a stack of intelligence where 70% of R&D are software engineers so sites add robots instead of rewiring hardware. A mobility service sells cars on demand across 25 cities in 6 countries, uses encrypted digital keys for contactless 24/7 rentals, claims lower fixed costs than legacy firms and aims to shrink private car ownership.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction of guests
- 1:51Exotec's robotics solution
- 3:45Virtuo's car rental model
- 5:44Innovation and culture
- 9:40Market strategy in Germany
- 14:56Scaling and final thoughts
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