Automated and efficient warehousing
Logio designs and delivers warehouse automation that fits real operations.
From feasibility and vendor selection to go‑live, the focus is safer workflows, higher throughput, and lower error rates.
Use it when capacity is tight, labor is scarce, or variability hurts service. Technology serves the process, not the other way around.
Warehouse Automation in E‑Grocery | Logio & Knuspr.de Case Study
Your challenges
What’s holding you back right now?
Capacity is maxed, overtime is the norm
Errors, damages, or near‑misses keep happening
Slow picking for promos or peak weeks
Disconnected WMS, controls, and reporting
Unclear ROI across automation options
When it matters
You’ll benefit when you are…
Planning or considering a new DC or expansion
Replacing manual picking with goods‑to‑person
Evaluating AS/RS, shuttles, or AMRs
Consolidating multiple sites
Reducing safety incidents and travel
Building a resilient labor model
Outcomes
What we deliver
Right‑sized automation
A process‑first design, not vendor‑led catalogs.
Verified ROI
A business case with CAPEX/OPEX, risks, and milestones.
Safer, faster flows
Ergonomic stations and stable takt times.
Clean handover
Managed implementation to commissioning.
Scalable stack
WMS/controls integrated, data for continuous improvement.
What makes us different
Logio experts at your service
Vendor‑independent design and tendering
Process engineers, data analysts, and controls architects in one team
From concept to go‑live, including risk and change management
Proof through data, not slides
Data and AI‑first company
Logio treats automation as a data problem. Capacity, takt, safety and staffing are modeled first, so the solution reflects constraints, seasonality, and SKU reality. Simulation and digital twins reveal bottlenecks before steel is ordered.
Case studies
We tackled many supply chain challenges
Warehouse automation for Knuspr.de
A high‑speed automation rollout for Knuspr.de in Munich that doubled warehouse productivity and created a scalable blueprint for European expansion.
Ramp‑up of an automated warehouse for Radegast
Logio secured the on‑time start of Radegast’s automated warehouse in Nošovice by coordinating on‑site ramp‑up, testing, and training when the supplier could not travel, enabling automated pallet handling between bottling and dispatch.
AutoStore integration for Rohlik Group
Implementing Europe’s first refrigerated AutoStore in just 10 months, enhancing efficiency and scalability for a leading e‑grocer.
Warehouse design for Angry Beards
A scalable logistics concept and warehouse design that supports rapid e‑commerce growth while preparing the operation for future automation.
Automated warehouse for Plzeňský Prazdroj
Designing and implementing a fully automated high‑bay warehouse with 42,000 positions to support production expansion.
Automated small‑parts warehouse for Volkswagen Slovakia
A new automated AKL at Volkswagen Slovakia provides high‑capacity storage and precise, software‑driven sequencing of KLT containers, supporting growing model complexity while keeping the project on time, on budget and more ecological.
Automated small‑parts warehouse for Škoda Auto
Logio designed and implemented an automated small‑parts warehouse for Škoda Auto in Kvasiny, replacing 42 manual workplaces and saving CZK 26 million per year while automating the flow from suppliers to the assembly line.
Intralogistics optimization for Trane Technologies
Logio mapped intralogistics, built missing data inputs, and designed a warehouse and material‑flow reorganization at Trane Technologies—targeting up to 30% productivity improvement and lower logistics costs.
Automated warehouse design for Sportisimo
Growth‑ready logistics strategy and an automated warehouse concept with footwear sorter and e‑shop line, achieving an evaluated four‑year payback.
Build a warehouse that scales
If your DC struggles with peaks, accuracy, or labor, Logio can help design and deliver automation that pays back. Let’s map your options and expected ROI.