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Two ways to move a pallet. On the top: a manual pallet jack repositioning a loaded pallet, reversing, turning, adjusting. It gets the job done, but it takes space, time, and a bit of patience. On the bottom: the Filics Streamliner. It slides under, moves to the new spot, and drives out. No turning, no back-and-forth, because it doesn't need to. Same result, noticeably different process. 👉Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eqBGN8YV

Narrow aisles, confined layouts, sharp corners: these are the environments where autonomous vehicles often hit their limits. Large footprints and wide turning radii can make certain areas simply unreachable. The Streamliner is built differently: the robot tucks almost entirely beneath the pallet, no large superstructure, minimal footprint. It navigates tight corners with a small turning radius and, once the job is done, simply drives out the other side. No reversing or wide loops to find a way back out. 👉Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gqx9gXMj

Got questions about the Streamliner? We have answers. We just updated our Q&A on our website covering our 21 most important questions, from technical features and real-world use cases to safety standards and limits. Such as: Does Filics support the VDA5050 standard? How much payload can the Filics Streamliner transport? What kind of batteries are installed in the runners, and how safe are they? 👉 Read the full Q&A here: https://lnkd.in/eaifsgu2

👨🏼🏫 Education is one of the most important levers in robotics adoption. Last week we put that into practice at Filics with our first internal robot training, led by our Head of After Sales, Christian L.. Four colleagues in non-technical roles went through the same program we normally run for our integration partners. Within two intense days they achieved a comprehensive understanding of how our robots actually work. But not only in theory – they also gained hands-on experiences with the robots themselves: drawing zones, performing mapping and navigation tasks, connecting the robot to the network, and working through error recovery and use case setups. That kind of cross-functional depth pays off twice: it strengthens how confidently the whole team can talk about our product, and it gives us direct feedback from fresh eyes on how to make the training itself even better for next time. A good reminder that investing in our people matters just as much as investing in our technology! 💡 More on what we do: https://lnkd.in/eq5zswvt

Summer full of events and we're loving it! 🙌 Yesterday, Filics was part of the robominds open 2026 in Munich, an industry event on the future of industrial AI robotics. Filics Sales Engineer Christian Fenk took the stage with his talk "Intralogistics reduced to the maximum", sharing how Filics is rethinking automated pallet transport from the ground up. Thanks to everyone who stopped by for inspiring conversations and valuable exchanges! 👉Curious about what we're up to next? Check out our news & events page: https://lnkd.in/eJrx-cbU

Filics was part of the J+K Robotertage 2026 in Altdorf: two days packed with live demos, real talk, and some of the sharpest minds in automation. 🦾 While the big debate was cobots vs. humanoids, we showed up with a very different kind of answer: the Filics Streamliner, moving pallets autonomously through the tight spaces where most systems simply don't fit. And we loved every conversation it sparked! 👉 Head over to our events page for what's coming next: https://lnkd.in/eysXYSys

Today we were part of the Austrian Logistics Day 2026 in Linz, hosted by Verein Netzwerk Logistik - VNL Österreich. And what a day it was! 🙌 Geopolitics, energy, AI: logistics is undergoing one of its biggest transformations yet, and the industry gathered to explore real answers from practice and technology. Area Sales Manager Florian Weber loved sharing how Filics is helping shape the future of intralogistics. Truly inspired by the energy and minds in the room today! 🗓️ Check out our event page to see what's next: https://lnkd.in/ekGXt3aC

London Tech Week was intense in the best way: lots of energy around robotics and Physical AI ✨ Really enjoyed sharing the stage with Oana Andreea Jinga and Romain Moulin, hosted by Lukas M. Ziegler. One thing became pretty clear throughout the week: robotics is moving fast. And sharing a stage with companies that are already deploying at scale is a pretty good reminder of that. Robotics feels less like a future discussion right now and more like a scaling race happening in real time. Dexory and Exotec have deployed a few more robots than us so far… but we‘re working on it 😉 Race is on 🚀

🦾 We had a few exciting days a Logistics & Automation 2026 in Hamburg – great conversations, inspiring encounters, and the Filics Streamliner live in action. A huge thank you to everyone who was part of it and to LOGISTICS & AUTOMATION for hosting such a great show! And on to the next one: Österreichischer Logistik-Tag 2026 in Linz, June 17–18. Join us as the industry discusses how geopolitics, energy, and AI are reshaping logistics – we'll be there with our take from practice and technology. More about the event: https://lnkd.in/dT2N92nx Discover all upcoming events with Filics: https://lnkd.in/dh77sCxN

Day 1 at Logistics & Automation 2026? Absolutely buzzing. ⚡ Great people, great conversations, and the Filics Streamliner stealing the show. Now it's time for round two – come see us at Booth 173 today! Let's make day 2 even better. 👋