Miles of aisle per shift, and none of it is picking
In a large distribution center a picker can cover 10–15 miles a shift. That distance is pure cost — lost picks on the front end, tired pickers and MSK claims on the back end. TexTrack™ cuts the travel without touching your racking.
Travel time is the tax on every pick
Walking between zones routinely consumes half a piece-pick shift. Adding people scales the problem rather than solving it, and full-size personnel vehicles need corridor width most warehouses do not have. The constraint is almost never payload — it is distance, aisle width, and how long a body holds up on concrete.
Fits your aisles today
Zero-degree turning and a compact frame work in standard aisle widths. No re-racking, no floor tape, no facility modification.
Carries the wave
Shelving and bin attachments let a picker accumulate a full wave instead of walking back to a cart after every line.
Runs all three shifts
The 48V pack with UL-rated cells lifts out in seconds, so a spare turns a single-shift vehicle into a three-shift vehicle.
Common deployments
- Piece and case picking across long pick paths
- Wave and batch picking with multi-tote accumulation
- Replenishment and let-down routes between reserve and pick faces
- Cycle counting and inventory audits across zones
- Returns processing and cross-dock transfers
- Maintenance and supervisor rounds across the building
Measure the baseline first
Pull average daily miles per worker, trailing 12-month MSK claim frequency and cost, and throughput per worker by shift hour. A pilot measured against those numbers makes the case internally far better than a demo does.
Let's map your pick paths
Send the building size, lines per wave, and aisle widths. We'll come back with a configuration and a quote.
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