SICK India to Showcase Cutting-Edge Logistics Automation Solutions at LogiMAT India 2024

SICK India, a leader in sensor technology, is gearing up to participate in LogiMAT India 2024, scheduled from 28th February to 1st March at Greater Noida. Organized by Messe Stuttgart India, the event serves as a crucial platform for showcasing advancements in logistics automation. SICK, with a rich history dating back to 1946 and established by Dr. E.h. Erwin Sick, has been a technological market leader, offering innovative solutions in factory, logistics, and process automation.

With nearly 12,000 employees worldwide, SICK's global presence and expertise are instrumental in driving process efficiency while ensuring safety and environmental protection. SICK India, operational since 2005, focuses on delivering solutions across various sectors, including airports, ports, e-commerce, and warehouse automation.

At LogiMAT India 2024, SICK India plans to launch two groundbreaking products: the multiScan 100 LiDAR and the Lector85x series. The multiScan 100, known for its 360-degree view and 3D field of view, eliminates the need for multiple sensors, offering unparalleled performance. The Lector85x series, designed for code reading and track-and-trace solutions, caters to the specific needs of the Indian e-commerce and logistics sectors with its broad field of view and enhanced depth of field.

Samir Desai, Vice President of Logistics Automation and Sales at SICK India, emphasized the company's dedication to supporting the logistics automation sector in India. SICK India's investment in skilled personnel, warehouse facilities, and a customer experience center underscores its commitment to customer satisfaction and support throughout the product lifecycle.

SICK India's participation in LogiMAT India 2024 is a testament to its legacy of innovation and its aim to address industry challenges with cutting-edge products and comprehensive support infrastructure. As the event approaches, SICK India is poised to leave a lasting impact on the logistics automation landscape.

Source: The Machine Maker