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Explore Nomagic's justPick and justInduct robotic systems, combining intelligent machine vision, interchangeable grippers, and AI-powered manipulation to automate warehouse picking and sorting operations.
Nomagic develops AI-powered robotic systems for automated warehouse picking, packing, and sorting.
Nomagic is a Polish robotics company founded in 2017 that develops AI-powered robotic solutions for warehouses, distribution centers, and e-commerce fulfillment operations. The company specializes in automating repetitive product handling through industrial robotic arms, machine vision, intelligent gripping, and advanced motion-planning software.
Its automation portfolio includes justPick for individual item picking, justInduct for automated sorter induction, and justPack for order packing operations. These systems are designed to integrate with existing warehouse infrastructure, allowing operators to automate individual processes without replacing their entire material handling environment.
Nomagic develops AI software that enables robotic systems to identify products, select gripping strategies, and adapt to changing warehouse conditions. Its Grip AI technology analyzes product geometry, orientation, and accessible surfaces to determine suitable grasping points, while additional perception and motion-planning software coordinates robotic movements.
The company's systems combine industrial robotic arms, camera equipment, and interchangeable end effectors to handle products with different dimensions, packaging materials, and physical characteristics. This approach supports mixed-SKU operations where inventory frequently changes and products arrive in unpredictable positions.
Nomagic's justPick system automates the transfer of individual products from storage bins into destination containers for warehouse order fulfillment. Designed for integration with AutoStore and shuttle-based storage systems, the robot operates at picking stations where inventory is automatically delivered for processing.
The system supports products weighing up to 5 kilograms in standard configurations, with typical item dimensions ranging from 20 × 20 millimeters to 600 × 400 millimeters. Its automated picking process supports order preparation, inventory consolidation, and other goods-to-robot workflows while reducing repetitive manual handling.
A defining feature of justPick is its automatic tool-changing system, which allows the robot to select different grippers according to the products being handled. This includes specialized end effectors for larger items such as shoeboxes, enabling the robot to securely lift and transfer products that may be difficult to handle using conventional suction cups alone.
Nomagic combines tool selection with AI-powered grasp planning to identify accessible gripping surfaces and determine suitable handling movements. This flexibility allows the system to process mixed inventory containing small packaged goods, irregular products, and larger rigid containers without relying on a single gripping mechanism.
Nomagic's justInduct system automates the placement of individual products onto conveyor-based sorting equipment, including pouch sorters and other automated distribution systems. The robot identifies incoming items, grips them, and transfers them into the appropriate induction position for downstream sorting and order processing.
The technology is particularly relevant to fashion and general merchandise fulfillment, where products frequently arrive in flexible packaging or irregular orientations. Automated induction reduces repetitive manual placement tasks while helping maintain a consistent flow of products into high-throughput sorting equipment.
The justInduct system can incorporate barcode scanning to identify products during robotic movement, combining item handling and identification within a single automated operation. This allows products to be associated with the appropriate order or destination before entering downstream sorting equipment.
Machine vision helps the robot locate products and determine suitable gripping positions, while scanning equipment verifies their identity. These capabilities support traceability and reduce the need for separate manual scanning and induction steps.
Nomagic's justPack solution is designed to automate the transfer of picked products into shipping containers during warehouse order fulfillment. The system uses robotic manipulation and AI-powered vision to identify items, determine suitable handling strategies, and place products into destination cartons or other packaging.
Automated packing is particularly challenging in mixed-product environments because individual orders may contain items with different sizes, shapes, and packaging characteristics. Nomagic's adaptive gripping and motion-planning technology helps accommodate this variability while reducing repetitive manual product handling.
The packing process requires robots to position products within a container while accounting for available space, product dimensions, and the placement of previously packed items. Nomagic applies AI-powered perception and motion planning to coordinate these movements and support consistent order assembly.
By automating product placement, justPack can operate alongside upstream picking systems and downstream packaging equipment. This creates opportunities to connect robotic picking, order consolidation, and packing into a more continuous fulfillment workflow.
Nomagic's robotic systems use camera-based perception and machine-learning algorithms to recognize products and evaluate potential gripping points. Grip AI supports the selection of suitable grasping strategies, while adaptive control software coordinates the robotic arm and end effector during product handling.
The company's software is designed to accommodate changing inventory assortments without requiring a completely new programmed routine for every product. Operational data and system feedback can be used to improve handling performance and identify products that require alternative gripping strategies.
Nomagic's solutions can be integrated with AutoStore installations, automated storage and retrieval systems, conveyors, sorting equipment, and warehouse software. The company has worked with logistics operators including FIEGE and Arvato to deploy robotic automation within existing fulfillment environments.
Its systems also support remote monitoring, performance analysis, and operational assistance to manage picking exceptions and maintain system availability. By combining specialized robotic applications with a shared AI technology platform, Nomagic enables warehouse operators to automate multiple stages of order fulfillment through coordinated robotic handling.
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