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Automate your warehouse with Basler Vision Solutions
Warehouse Automation - with Basler Vision Solutions
Reliable and user-friendly: Intelligent warehouse automation with the best price/performance ratio
From entry of goods to delivery, automation is key when it comes to making intralogistics more efficient and cost-effective. Warehouse automation solutions from Basler will support you whether it is a matter of optimizing sorting and picking processes in the distribution center or reducing the times for storage and retrieval processes. Take advantage of our extensive expertise in the use of computer vision systems to make your logistics faster, smarter, and more efficient.
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What sets Basler Vision Solutions apart
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Whether individual vision components or integrated applications - our experienced team of software and hardware experts will deliver the warehouse automation solution tailored specifically to your needs.
Highest
reliability
All products manufactured by Basler are subjected to extensive quality controls as well as mechanical, electrical and optical tests. As a result, we ensure low downtimes.
Easy integration and high usability
Basler brings systems together in a simple way: All components are perfectly matched and can be easily put into operation with our pylon Camera Software Suite.
Best price/performance ratio
With our large selection of checked and tested products, it is possible for us to always find the solution for your requirement at the best price/performance ratio. You only buy components that you really need.
Vision Solutions for warehouse automation

Item identification (code recognition)
Higher traceability, lower operating costs by reducing manual handling, no loss of information.
Inbound scanning & categorization
Optimized sorting processes, avoidance of damage, automated and more precise master data acquisition and validation, higher throughput in the storing process.
Outbound scanning & dimensioning
Increased speed and efficiency (truck loading); lower transportation costs; proof of quality and delivery, minimization of losses.
Automated picking and packing
Reduction of manual activities for tedious tasks, continuous 24/7 operation, increase in productivity; faster and more accurate picking; higher throughput.
Palletizing / depalletizing
Optimal palletizing, less capacity loss during transport, faster handling of heavy loads (inbound and outbound).
Autonomous transportation (AGV/AMR)
Improved picking process, reduction of unproductive time (travelling and searching in the warehouse), shorter cycle times, continuous even flow of goods, flexible application possibilities for productivity increases with almost unchanged conditions
Postal (and parcel) sorting
Increased throughput without compromising reliability; reduction of manual operations; decreased order cycle times, more efficiency when handling special goods (bulky, fragile).
Packaging optimization
Customized order packaging, minimization of shipping costs (less air in the box, right size of the box), higher working speed and efficiency.
Basler - The perfect partner for your solution

Extensive product portfolio
With Basler's extensive range of cameras and components, we are able to develop customized solutions for a wide variety of markets and customer needs. Our more than 30 years of experience ensure that we only offer what each customer really needs.
Our portfolio
Strictly tested quality
All products manufactured by Basler are subjected to extensive quality controls as well as mechanical, electrical and optical tests. This allows us to ensure low downtime.
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Over 30 years of market experience
Basler computer vision solutions can be found in almost every sector and market today: Our expertise and reliability have been proven in many projects. The high flexibility and adaptability of our components ensures that we can customize our computer vision systems to meet specific market requirements and customer needs.
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