Multiway Completes Malaysian Warehouse Robot Deployment

Single-source brief: Multiway Robotics reports a completed system, but independent results were not supplied.

What Changed

Multiway Robotics says it completed a warehouse automation project in Malaysia.

The system covers more than 5,000 storage locations.

Those locations include raw materials, finished goods, prep areas, and quarantine zones.

Multiway combined autonomous forklifts with warehouse management and robot control software.

The company says the system handles receiving, storage, internal moves, shipping, prep, and returns.

Equipment and Integration

Three vehicle types operate at the site.

The MW-K16 narrow-aisle forklift works in aisles as narrow as 1,750 millimeters.

It can lift pallets as high as nine meters.

The X20 pallet truck moves materials between receiving, production, storage, and shipping.

The MW-SL14 stacker handles empty pallet stacking, destacking, and transfers.

Multiway says its software tracks inventory, locations, and material status in real time.

It also directs vehicle moves, routes, and automatic charging.

The company says the system syncs warehouse data with ERP and warehouse management systems.

Operations and Open Questions

Multiway reports storage density rose by more than 30 percent.

The company describes the installation as complete.

No payback period, cost, labor impact, or throughput figures were supplied.

The manufacturer was not named in the available evidence.

Independent confirmation was not supplied.

No uptime data or safety results were provided.

The available evidence also lacks software recovery and vehicle failure procedures.