Printec and Voyatzoglou Group announced the expansion and formalization of their cooperation.

Specifically, according to the announcement, Printec and Voyatzoglou Group, having already successfully implemented projects with Libiao's sorting system, which is based on the AMRs (Autonomous Mobile Robots) function, have decided to upgrade and expand their existing cooperation. The new strategic partnership is intended to strengthen their activities both in Greece and internationally, offering integrated cutting-edge solutions in the field of robotic automated sortation systems.

Libiao's sorting system is an innovative, user-friendly operating system consisting of transport robots on a desktop platform, which replaces the traditional sorting method and offers an efficient and cost-effective solution. With this new sorting system, which is based on artificial intelligence (AI) technology, customer service is faster while optimizing the utilization of human resources and reducing the possibility of error. Its installation is easy and fast, while ensuring high performance and accuracy and providing a wide range of capabilities and applications. The Libiao sorting system is modular, offering total portability; it can be easily uninstalled, relocated, and adapted to a new installation.

"We are extremely proud and highly optimistic about the strategic partnership with Voyatzoglou Group, which will combine the company's long experience in the logistics sector with our own long experience in the technology sector. Our goal at Printec is always to combine the latest technologies with our years of experience and to reflect the needs of our customers and the market in innovative solutions," commented Mrs. Georgia Botsika, Cluster General Manager of Printec for Greece and Cyprus, regarding the cooperation and the project.

Nikos Voyatzoglou, President of Voyatzoglou Group, said: "Our cooperation with Printec makes the most of the expertise offered by our companies and is another step of the Voyatzoglou Group in order to meet all the needs of its customers regarding warehouse automation and commodity management in general.".