Cut the miles. Keep the throughput.
Order pickers can walk the equivalent of several miles a shift crossing zones automation never touches. TexTrack's compact 25 x 25 in ride-on platform closes those gaps, moving people and light loads faster while reducing the repetitive walking and carrying behind costly MSK claims.
On the warehouse floor
Concrete operational wins, from receiving to dispatch.
Faster zone-to-zone travel
Replace long on-foot transfers between pick zones, staging, and dock doors with a platform that fits standard aisles, so more picks happen per labor hour without adding headcount.
Steadier output late in the shift
Pickers who ride between tasks arrive less worn down, so throughput holds up across the back half of a shift instead of tapering off.
Lower overexertion exposure
Shifting workers off repeated long-distance walking and on-foot handling reduces the cumulative strain that drives sprain, strain, and tear claims.
Flexible where automation stops
Goods-to-person systems never cover every corner of a DC. TexTrack fills the human-scale gaps: returns, replenishment, cycle counts, and exceptions.
What MSK injuries cost in this sector
Warehousing sits at the top of the national injury data.
Figures describe the scale and cost of musculoskeletal (MSK) injuries across U.S. industry, drawn from the cited public and peer-reviewed sources. TexTrack supports ergonomic, ride-assisted workflows and reduces on-foot transit and carrying, but does not by itself guarantee injury prevention.
Estimate your savings
Enter your numbers to see the time and labor your team could recover.
Estimates only, based on the figures you enter. TexTrack reduces on-foot transit and carrying but does not by itself guarantee savings or injury prevention; actual results depend on layout, process, adoption, and site conditions.
Want to walk through it together?
We'll review your numbers, map your pick paths, and show where ride-assist saves the most on your floor.
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