Körber at LogiMAT 2026

Constance, Germany, 3 February 2026.

With solutions tailored to individual customer needs and seamless system integration, Körber has established itself as a reliable partner for scalable and future-ready intralogistics across numerous industries. Building on this foundation, Körber is taking automation to the next level with intelligent technologies. Its exploration of humanoid robotics, supported by AI-powered simulation and training tools, demonstrates this ambition and lays the groundwork for more flexible and adaptable logistics solutions in the future.

In Hall 1, Körber positions itself as an automation specialist and a technology-independent system integrator. Highlights include autonomous robotics, fully automated palletizers, and cutting-edge software solutions that automate demanding manual processes and integrate them into seamless, homogeneous logistics systems. Visitors will experience applications such as the pick-and-place of diverse objects under unpredictable conditions or palletizing mixed cases – areas where conventional automation concepts have traditionally reached their limits. 

Innovative concepts with measurable results

Körber addresses key logistics challenges across warehousing, fulfilment and sorting center operations, such as the growing need for frequent deliveries in smaller quantities, increased product variety and an even higher degree of automation to improve working conditions and reduce repetitive manual tasks. This leads to measurable gains in efficiency and performance while reducing operational costs. For example, Körber’s Mixed Palletizer enables the automation of mixed palletizing processes, which typically require significant manual effort, particularly in businesses with a broad range of items and variants. This innovative pallet-to-pallet solution, designed for sectors such as Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG), food & beverage, or third-party logistics (3PL), further underscores Körber’s deep industry expertise.

In addition, Körber will showcase the VarioPick, a highly efficient robotic solution that leverages AI to automate the handling of items and parcels weighing up to 5 kg. VarioPick supports critical intralogistics use cases within fulfillment and sortation centers, such as feeding items into sorting systems during batch picking to replace manual induction. The technology also excels at high-speed, high-precision labeling, singulation, and the automated placement of items on autonomous mobile robots. Powered by deep learning,VarioPick precisely recognizes object size, shape, material, and position, making it an ideal fit for pharmaceutical distribution, e-commerce, and retail operations.

Doubling down on specialized solutions for the pharma industry, Körber virtually showcases how warehousing and production-line logistics seamlessly merge. By integrating robotics and AMRs, Körber pilots how to directly feed products from the warehouse into the production line, reducing expensive labor costs and increasing standardization.

Beyond this, Körber is exploring investments in humanoid robotics through AI-powered simulation and design tools. These technologies are first tested virtually, allowing development in a risk-free environment and laying the foundation for future, reliable logistics solutions. The aim is to create flexible, scalable concepts that could redefine efficiency, safety, and adaptability in logistics operations. 

Growth for tomorrow – powered by SAP and Körber

The exhibition area in Hall 4 is dedicated to software solutions. Körber will present its vision for the digital transformation of logistics processes. As a long-standing SAP global partner, Körber supports companies in implementing, integrating, and optimizing SAP EWM, SAP TM, SAP LGM, and other modules. Körber’s unique strength lies in combining deep SAP expertise with practical process consulting.

Körber also showcases what becomes possible when SAP expertise and automation work hand in hand. By delivering end-to-end solutions from a single source, Körber uniquely connects software and automation technologies to shape the next generation of logistics processes, material flows, and supply chains.