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NoyesStorage from Noyes Robotics

Storage systems on the market: NoyesStorage System

In the following section, we present another automated storage system on the market and thus continue our blog series with the fifth article. You will not only learn about the most important features and key figures of the storage system, but also gain a basic overview. This is the NoyesStorage from Noyes Robotics.

What is the Noyes Storage System?

Noyes Robotics GmbH was founded in Munich in 2021 and specializes in the development of automated, robotized storage systems. Its main product, the NoyesStorage, is a modular and highly flexible nano-storage system that can efficiently automate even the smallest storage areas. The technology is particularly suitable for urban spaces and sectors such as e-commerce, retail and industry. With a focus on standardization and sustainability, Noyes offers solutions that can be individually adapted to complex spatial conditions.

The picture shows the Noyes Storage storage system.
Figure 1: NoyesStorage storage system (Source: Noyes Robotics GmbH)

What components does the NoyesStorage System consist of?

The shelving system: The NoyesStorage uses a flexible shelving system consisting of columns and base plates. These can be bolted together in the x, y and z directions, creating so-called levels in which the storage locations are located. To ensure the system is highly reliable, there are markers and RFID tags on the base plates for precise navigation and tracking of the robots and goods. The system allows up to 12 levels, up to a system height of 6m. Levels with two different heights can be implemented.

The picture shows a Noyes shelving system.
Figure 2: Noyes shelving system (Source: Noyes Robotics GmbH)

The carrier: is a storage location and forms a standardized interface between your products and the NoyesBot. This allows you to store any type of packaging, up to a size of 600mm x 400mm, within the NoyesStorage and enables automation without time-consuming repacking. Cardboard packaging, Euroboxes, VDA-KLTs or standard beverage carriers can therefore be stored without any problems. You can store up to 8 different boxes on one carrier to achieve optimum packing density, especially for small products.

The picture shows a Noyes Carrier.
Figure 3: Noyes Carrier (Source: Noyes Robotics GmbH)

The NoyesBot: This is a compact, autonomous robot with a dead weight of just 15 kg and a load capacity of up to 40 kg, specially developed for automated storage solutions. It moves goods efficiently within the modular NoyesStorage systems and navigates precisely over marked floor plates in the shelves. The simple commissioning and the “Robot as a Parcel” concept enable quick replacement and direct delivery by parcel if required.

What specific advantages does the NoyesStorage system offer?

The automated storage system offers a particularly high storage density, even with low ceiling heights, as it does not require an additional maintenance area above the shelving. The modular design allows flexible adaptation to a wide range of space conditions – even the smallest niches can be used efficiently.

The picture shows an example of a NoyesStorage.
Figure 4: Noyes reference example (Source: Logistik Heute, Noyes Robotics GmbH)

Thanks to the “Robot-as-a-Parcel” concept, maintenance is extremely simple: defective robots can be replaced by post without the need for technicians on site. Installation takes place within one day, minimizing downtime. The system can also be expanded or adapted to new requirements at any time, making it particularly future-proof. The combination of simple operation, high scalability and energy efficiency makes Noyes ideal for urban, decentralized warehouse solutions.

How powerful is the NoyesStorage system?

The performance of the Noyes system is particularly evident in the high pick rate: a single NoyesBot can carry out up to 600 picks per hour – depending on the configuration and warehouse layout. This speed enables extremely fast order processing, even in the smallest of spaces. By combining several robots, the overall performance can be scaled to ensure high efficiency even during seasonal peaks. Pick times per item are just 5 to 10 seconds, making the system ideal for use in e-commerce, food retail and urban fulfillment. Precise navigation via floor markers and RFID tags minimizes the error rate and maximizes picking quality.

The picture shows a Noyes robot in action.
Figure 5: Noyes robot in action (Source: Logistik Heute, Noyes Robotics GmbH)

What container sizes are possible?

The Noyes system is designed for a wide range of container sizes and offers maximum storage flexibility. Containers up to 600 × 400 × 320 mm (L × W × H) are used as standard. The shelves have a modular design and can be configured in different heights so that even smaller or specially shaped containers can be integrated efficiently. The customizable carriers can accommodate different types of packaging such as cartons, polybags or even loose items. The system is therefore ideal for sectors with a wide range of product sizes – from pharmaceuticals to retail and industry. This flexibility makes Noyes particularly attractive for companies with changing requirements and seasonal product ranges.

The picture shows the variation of containers in a Noyes system.
Figure 6: Noyes container variations (Source: Noyes Robotics GmbH)

What special requirements are necessary for a NoyesStorage?

When using the Noyes system, some special requirements must be observed to ensure optimum performance and integration. The floor does not need to be perfectly flat as the system uses markers and RFID tags for navigation. For maximum storage density, one free space per level is required so that the robots can move the bins efficiently. The power supply should be stable, as the robots are in continuous use and require a fast charging time. For higher system configurations (up to 6 meters), a platform may be required for manual picking. An API interface is also recommended in order to integrate the system seamlessly into existing WMS or ERP solutions. Optional functions such as cooling, elevators or automatic pickers can be added, although this should be considered at an early stage during planning.

How are fire protection measures taken into account?

Fire protection can be flexibly and effectively integrated into the Noyes system without compromising storage density or automation. As the automated storage system has a modular design, sprinkler systems or fire detectors can be integrated directly into the shelving structure. The open design of the racking enables an even distribution of extinguishing agents in the event of an emergency. You can also equip the system with low-smoke materials and fire-retardant components to minimize the fire load. For particularly sensitive storage areas – such as those containing pharmaceutical or chemical products – local extinguishing systems such as gas extinguishing systems or aerosol technology are also conceivable. Integration takes place in close coordination with the local fire protection regulations and can be individually adapted to the structural conditions.

We look forward to your questions!

Do you have any questions about NoyesStorage or are you looking for support in deciding on the right storage system? Then please send us a message and we will get back to you.

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    His focus is on production technology. His experience and knowledge include production management, factory planning, value stream mapping, lean management, intralogistics planning and change management.

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    Philipp Carl

    Senior Manager, Munich

    The industrial engineering graduate advises his clients on issues relating to warehouse and logistics planning and the digitalization of logistics (particularly in the ERP, WMS and TMS environment). He also provides clients with comprehensive support in the areas of operations management and strategy.

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