CommonSense Robotics Launches World’s Smallest Automated E-Commerce Facility

CommonSense Robotics, the Israeli-based start-up establishing robotics to help to assist grocery sellers with online orders, has announced its very first Micro-Fulfillment Center in Tel Aviv is live today, delivering online orders to clients in the city.At simply 6,000 square feet, the website is said to be the world’s tiniest automated e-commerce facility, the business states in a declaration, and delivers on their promise to “fit an automatic option into metropolitan areas” to enhance delivery speed, client complete satisfaction, and other factors.Get our weekly highlights straight in your inbox! Register For example, centers of the past were at least 120,000 square feet, needing them to be in remote places and making it more difficult for orders to be delivered on-demand. CommonSense’s first website is 20 times smaller sized than the size of the typical robotic facility, fitting into a little space while likewise helping to restore and settle some of the problems and still using a complete range of grocery items.” We started CommonSense Robotics due to the fact that as consumers, we wondered: why can’t we get our online orders quicker and less expensive than going to the shop? We’re delighted to see this revolutionary technology finally serving genuine customers to enable fast, affordable deliveries of high-quality products. It’s a true win-win for both merchants and customers,”stated Elram Goren, CEO and Co-Founder of CommonSense Robotics.NoCamels< a href =http://nocamels.com/2018/04/commonsense-robotics-robots-pharm/ target =_ blank rel =noopener > reported in April that online orders at Israeli pharmaceutical chain Super-Pharm would soon be packed and delivered by robots, thanks to CommonSense Robotics. The popular pharmacy business worked with CommonSense Robotics to run a logistics center where items would be automatically packed by robots whose devices was supplied by the Israeli robotics company.”Staying competitive in today’s market is anchored on delivering orders quickly and determining how to satisfy and provide orders effectively, which are always the most complex elements of any e-commerce operation. With robotics, we will have the ability to satisfy and deliver orders in under one hour, all while conserving costs on said satisfaction and delivery, “stated Yossi Cohen, VP organization & details systems at Super-Pharm.”Prior To CommonSense Robotics, we provided our customers next-day home delivery. With this partnership, we are now able to use our consumers same-day delivery, and will very soon be & offering them one-hour shipment. Our company believe this immediacy is not only what customers desire, however it’s what they will concern anticipate from merchants in the extremely near future.” The company, founded in 2015, is dealing with a number of big grocery merchants in the United States, with multiple websites set to release on the East Coast in 2019. The site likewise revealed a 12-site handle Israel’s third-largest supermarket chain Rami Levy.NoCamels ‘Weekly Newsletter In Your Inbox< a href =http://nocamels.com/newsletter-signup target=_ blank > Free Register