Pick-by-Robot.
The future of
autonomous picking
starts here.
Automated robot picking for high-performance
and scalable warehouse processes.
Order picking.
The last manual process
in an automated warehouse.
The demands on intralogistics are constantly increasing. A shortage of skilled workers makes it difficult to fill open positions, while rising order volumes require ever-higher picking performance. At the same time, costs and manual processes are putting pressure on productivity and scalability. Added to this are picking errors, which result in additional work and avoidable costs. Nevertheless, in many warehouses, order picking remains the last manual process to this day.
The picking robot that adapts to your process.
Whether mobile, stationary or fully integrated – LUKE adapts to your requirements and integrates seamlessly into existing warehouse and SAP processes.
Automate rather than manage staff shortages.
LUKE reliably handles repetitive picking tasks round the clock. This ensures consistent picking performance, reduces the workload on your staff and frees up capacity for value-adding activities.
Greater performance for rising order volumes.
A patented Rotary Gripper and integrated tool changer reduce the need for gripper changes and enable fast, flexible handling of a wide variety of items – for a noticeably higher picking performance.
Flexible integration. Easy to scale.
Thanks to its plug-and-play design, LUKE can be quickly integrated into existing goods-to-person workstations, flexibly retrofitted and expanded at any time as demand increases.
Precision with every pick.
Intelligent image processing and integrated sensors reliably detect items, their position and orientation, check every pick and identify faulty items whilst they are still in the source container – ensuring maximum process and picking reliability.
More than just robotics. Fully integrated intralogistics.
With IGZ, you don’t just get a picking robot, but a fully integrated solution for your SAP-controlled material flow – from intelligent image processing and robotics to end-to-end process control.
Lineup:
A flexible entry point into robot-assisted order picking.
The mobile order-picking robot for a flexible entry into automation.
LUKE 4
LUKE 4 is the entry-level mobile model for automated order picking. Thanks to its plug-and-play design, the robot can be quickly integrated into existing goods-to-person workstations and, if necessary, flexibly switched between different application areas.
High mobility
Advantage
up to 927 mm
Picking range
up to 5 kg
Item weight
Greater reach. Greater load capacity. More possibilities for automated order picking.
LUKE X4
LUKE X4 combines the compact, plug-and-play design of the LUKE 4 with a greater picking range and a higher load capacity. This makes the system ideal for a wider range of items and more demanding picking tasks.
High mobility
Advantage
up to 1,380 mm
Picking range
up to 8 kg
Item weight
The high-performance stationary solution for continuously automated picking processes.
LUKE Station
LUKE Station is a permanently installed robotic solution for continuously automated picking processes. The robot is selected to meet your specific requirements – IGZ provides intelligent image processing, process logic, and seamless integration into your SAP-controlled material flow.
Stationary
Advantage
up to 1,380 mm*
Picking range
up to 8 kg*
Item weight
* depending on the robot system used
Case Study: bilstein group
Double the Robotics Power at the bilstein group
Two picking robots, full SAP EWM integration, and maximum scalability: The bilstein group automates single-item order picking for the global automotive aftermarket.
About the Project:
For the highly automated logistics center in Gelsenkirchen, IGZ implemented an intralogistics solution fully integrated into SAP EWM, including pick-by-robot technology.
The goal was to efficiently meet increasing demands for throughput, flexibility, and global availability. By deploying two LUKE order-picking robots, the bilstein group has automated single-item order picking and relieved employees of repetitive tasks.
The result is a high-performance, scalable, and future-proof picking process for the global automotive aftermarket. As of August 2026, the two picking robots have already completed 7 million picks.
About the bilstein group:
The bilstein group is a leading global specialist in the aftermarket for passenger cars and commercial vehicles.
The family-owned company brings together international brands such as febi, SWAG, and Blue Print and offers a wide range of high-quality replacement parts.
With a focus on quality, availability, and efficient logistics, the bilstein group lays the foundation for a reliable and future-proof supply to global markets.
Top Performance Every Second with SAP EWM
Learn more about the project and the logistics concept that was implemented.
Customer Testimonial:
“A key requirement for the logistics concept was to be prepared for the logistics demands of the future—and to do so with efficient processes. The two robotic units integrated into the picking process for single-item order fulfillment provide valuable relief for employees.”
Felix Wortmann
, Project Manager
Case Study: Geberit
A robot can play packaging Tetris.
Smart robotics meets optimal packing density: At Geberit, LUKE supports single-item order picking and makes efficient use of every centimeter in the shipping container.
About the Project:
At Geberit’s logistics center, the LUKE 4 picking robot was integrated into an existing “goods-to-person” workstation to assist with the manual picking of small, individual items.
The goal was to manage the increasing complexity of small-part picking, reduce ergonomic strain on employees, and simultaneously optimize packing density in shipping containers.
The result is an efficient and intelligent picking process that seamlessly integrates robotics into existing workflows and sustainably increases logistics performance.
About Geberit:
Geberit is a leading international manufacturer of sanitary products and piping systems.
In the logistics sector, the company relies on highly automated processes to ensure efficient, ergonomic, and space-optimized supply to the markets.
A Robot Can Play Packaging Tetris
See how LUKE 4 is improving the order-picking process at Geberit.
Customer Testimonial:
“This is the first order-picking robot in the Group’s logistics operations – and probably the smartest robot at Geberit right now. Just like in the classic video game Tetris, different Geberit products are optimally arranged in a target container.”
Manuel Renz
, Logistics Project Manager
Case Study: WAGO
Automated Order Picking at WAGO.
With a “pick-by-robot” solution fully integrated into SAP EWM, WAGO is setting new standards in automated order picking – and laying the foundation for the logistics of tomorrow.
About the Project:
For the new highly automated logistics center in Sondershausen, IGZ implemented a “pick-by-robot” solution fully integrated into SAP EWM.
The goal was to make order picking more efficient, scalable, and future-proof. With its clear focus on innovative and sustainable technologies, WAGO is consistently pursuing the path toward highly automated logistics—all the way to the vision of the “dark warehouse.”
The result is a high-performance, highly automated order-picking process that has been seamlessly integrated into the end-to-end intralogistics solution.
About WAGO:
WAGO is one of the world’s leading providers of electrical connection and automation technology.
With its new logistics center in Sondershausen, the family-owned company is laying the foundation for further growth and a highly automated, future-proof logistics system.
WAGO Automates Its Gateway to the World
Read the case study to learn how WAGO uses LUKE 4 for automated order picking.
Customer Testimonial:
“We’re especially proud of our picking robot. […] It’s truly a pioneering innovation, because it can pick items directly from the container and place them into shipping boxes.”
Diana Wilhelm
, Vice President of Corporate Logistics
Integration
Integrated, not just connected!
Robotics only reaches its full potential when it is seamlessly integrated into your processes. With IGZ, you don’t get a standalone solution, but a fully integrated, flexibly scalable pick-by-robot solution – from hardware and image processing to direct SAP integration.
Precision and performance
in every pick.
A perfect pick is achieved when all components work together seamlessly. From intelligent object recognition to the precise gripping process and accurate placement in the target container, every step of the process is optimally coordinated. The result: maximum process reliability, consistently high picking performance, and seamless integration into your SAP-controlled material flow.
Picks per hour
up to 550
100% control thanks to the patented Rotary Gripper
The rotatable suction unit enables the handling of a wide range of items without changing grippers. This increases efficiency and maximises flexibility in the order-picking process.
Precise object recognition through AI-supported image processing
Intelligent camera technology captures the position, orientation and alignment of each item. Thanks to 3D tracking, LUKE continuously adjusts its movements to ensure the highest picking accuracy.
More than just pick & place.
During order picking, LUKE calculates the optimal plain pattern for each container. This ensures better utilisation of space, stable containers and more efficient downstream processes.
Any questions about Pick-by-Robot? Everything you need to know, explained briefly.
Automated order picking raises many questions – from integration into existing processes to cost-effectiveness and scalability. Here you’ll find answers to the most frequently asked questions about Pick-by-Robot.
Every picking process has different requirements. Together, we analyze your product structure, picking performance, material flows, and warehouse processes, and assess whether and to what extent LUKE can be implemented cost-effectively. This provides you with a solid basis for making decisions about your automation.
Pick-by-Robot can be integrated into both new and existing warehouse environments. The solution is particularly well-suited for goods-to-person systems, but thanks to its plug-and-play design and flexible integration, it can also be retrofitted to existing workstations. We will work with you to assess the specific requirements as part of a process analysis.
Pick-by-Robot is suitable for a wide variety of items in terms of shape, size, and packaging type. Thanks to intelligent image processing, flexible gripping technology, and automatic tool changing, a wide range of products can be reliably recognized and handled. We would be happy to assess the suitability of your product range based on real-world use cases.
The achievable picking performance depends, among other factors, on the item, the gripping strategy, and the process environment. With LUKE, picking rates of up to 550 picks per hour are possible. Together, we’ll determine the optimal configuration for your specific application.
New or modified items can be quickly integrated into the process using intelligent image processing and deep learning algorithms. The system reliably identifies different items and supports automatic classification as well as the maintenance of relevant master data. This ensures that pick-by-robot remains flexible and future-proof, even with changing product assortments.
The payback period depends on factors such as picking volume, shift schedule, labor costs, and the degree of automation. In many applications, the reduction in manual tasks, greater process stability, and consistent picking performance contribute to a quick return on investment. We would be happy to calculate the potential for your specific application.
Why IGZ?
SAP expertise meets robotics expertise.
A partner for the entire system.
As a general contractor, IGZ integrates SAP EWM/MFS, material flow, warehouse technology, and robotics into a single, integrated intralogistics solution. Instead of disparate technologies, the result is a coordinated end-to-end system with clear responsibilities, fewer interfaces, and predictable implementation.
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