Move more products, cases and pallets through less space
Connected Automation for CPG & FMCG Fulfilment

Consumer packaged goods operations must deliver complete, accurate orders while handling mixed cases, retail specific requirements, direct to consumer eaches and sharp seasonal peaks. Labour intensive movement and limited warehouse space can make every new channel more expensive to serve. Ocado Mobile Robot Solutions coordinate each, case, pallet and cage movement within existing facilities, while Ocado Storage and Retrieval Solutions use compact vertical storage and intelligent retrieval to increase inventory capacity and feed high throughput workflows.
From bulk movement to individual item fulfilment
Retail customers expect accurate, on time and shelf ready shipments. Ecommerce and direct to consumer growth add each picking and parcel flows to operations built around cases and pallets, while promotions and holidays increase volume as retailer compliance requirements stay fixed. Manual case picking and pallet movement increase labour cost and error risk, poor sequencing creates extra handling at the store or downstream facility, and space constraints can split inventory across locations, increasing travel and making order consolidation harder. CPG operators need automation that can coordinate different units of handling without isolating ecommerce from the core distribution operation.
One connected operation from receiving to dispatch

Use system-directed prompts, dynamic zoning and task handovers to reduce unnecessary walking and support accurate each and case picking.

Automate pallet, cage and full-case transport across cross-docking, putaway, replenishment, picking and dispatch, with loads up to 1,500 kg or 3,300 lb.

Ocado Storage and Retrieval Solutions use vertical cubic storage and intelligent retrieval to increase inventory capacity while keeping stock accessible for high-throughput workflows.

Use Ocado IQ to coordinate people, robots and tasks around urgency, inventory location, workload and available capacity.

Connect warehouse and enterprise systems with live task and resource data, giving supervisors clearer visibility of throughput, developing queues and service risk.
Build the right automation mix for your operation

Add flexible capacity and improve productivity at speed
Ocado’s Mobile Robot Solutions bring Chuck AMR and Porter AMR together through Ocado IQ, keeping people, robots, equipment, and tasks connected across the operation. Chuck AMR carries orders and guides associates through each pick, helping them work faster and more accurately. Porter AMR automates the movement of pallets, cages, and full cases, while the Ocado IQ App extends system-directed work to areas where robots are not used. Ocado IQ orchestrates the entire operation in real time to improve throughput, efficiency, and reliability.
Designed for rapid deployment in existing facilities, the solution adapts to different workflows and demand patterns without major infrastructure changes. Operators can add capacity as needed and create a practical path from targeted workflow automation to a more connected, end-to-end operation.

Build for density and sustained throughput
Ocado's Storage and Retrieval System (OSRS) combines ultra-high-density vertical cube storage, autonomous bots, robotic picking, and AI-powered warehouse software to keep inventory compact, accessible, and moving efficiently. OSRS increases capacity, throughput, speed, and accuracy while reducing space requirements and manual oversight.
Designed for both new and existing facilities, the system can accommodate a wide range of products and scale as demand grows. It can also work alongside mobile robotics, giving operators a practical path from targeted workflow automation to a more connected, end-to-end automated operation.
Proven across complex, multi-channel fulfilment
Ocado combines an operator's understanding of complex fulfilment with mobile robotics deployed at more than 120 sites worldwide and used to pick more than one billion units. Within these solutions, Ocado IQ uses live operational data to orchestrate people, robots and tasks across picking and product movement workflows, so productivity comes from smarter coordination rather than robot count alone. Ocado's storage and retrieval systems add high-density capacity where space and sustained throughput matter most.
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We assess order profiles, handling units, retailer requirements, peak demand and warehouse capacity to identify the strongest automation opportunity for improving on time in full (OTIF) delivery and cost per case.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions about Consumer Goods.
Yes. Chuck AMR supports item and case picking workflows, while Porter AMR moves pallets, cages and full cases. Ocado Storage and Retrieval Solutions can supply inventory to high-throughput workstations.
Yes. Chuck and Porter AMRs work with existing warehouse infrastructure and standard Wi-Fi, without fixed guidance infrastructure. Ocado Mobile Robot Solutions (OMRS) can also be designed for brownfield sites, but they require site-specific engineering, integration and installation planning. Mobile robotics can provide a faster starting point while a larger automation roadmap develops.
Ocado IQ adjusts task priorities and work zones as demand changes. Mobile fleets can scale through Core, Flex and Peak capacity models, while OSRS supports sustained throughput where the business case requires greater density and automation.
Ocado offers flexible commercial models for OMRS, including multi-year rental agreements and capacity options designed around core, flexible and peak demand. The appropriate structure depends on the site, fleet and deployment plan and is agreed during the business case process.





























