Palletizing
Lumper's palletizing robot builds outbound mixed-SKU pallets autonomously, plugging into your existing WMS with no upfront costs and no retrofitting required.
The problem
Palletizing is one of the hardest jobs to staff and keep staffed. High turnover, lifting injuries, and inconsistent pallet builds slow down outbound shipments every day. Traditional palletizing robots require six-figure capital, months of installation, and layout changes most warehouses cannot afford. Temp labor fills the gap but adds cost and variability. Neither option scales cleanly when your volume spikes.
What you get
Palletizing
The robot handles outbound pallet building across mixed case types without pre-sorting or special setup. Your palletizing line keeps moving even when you cannot find or keep the people to staff it.
Pay Per Pick
You pay per pick and nothing else upfront. No capital expenditure, no equipment purchase, and no long-term lease to negotiate. Palletizing capacity scales directly with the volume you are actually running.
Deploys In Hours
Lumper deploys into your existing warehouse floor without rebuilding your layout. No construction, no shutdown, and no multi-month integration project. Your team keeps running while the robot gets to work.
Existing WMS
The robot connects to your existing ERP, WMS, or WES without replacing or reconfiguring anything. Your warehouse software stays in place and the robot receives its instructions through the systems you already use.
Scale With Volume
When your outbound volume goes up, your palletizing capacity goes up with it. No hiring push, no scramble for temp labor, and no overtime. The robot runs a full shift so your pallet building never becomes the bottleneck.
Common questions
A palletizing robot is an autonomous machine that builds outbound pallets of boxed cases without manual labor. Lumper's palletizing robot handles mixed-SKU cases, stacking them for shipment while connected to your existing warehouse management system. Remote human operators supervise edge cases so the robot handles the routine work on its own, shift after shift, without requiring someone physically stationed at the palletizing station.
Lumper deploys into your existing warehouse in hours, not months. There is no retrofitting, no layout rebuild, and no construction required. The robot works within your current floor setup and plugs into the WMS, ERP, or WES you already use. Your operations do not need to pause for installation, and your team does not need to go through a lengthy onboarding process before the robot starts building pallets.
Lumper's palletizing robot is priced by the pick with zero upfront cost. You do not purchase equipment, sign a capital lease, or fund an installation project. You pay based on usage, which means your cost scales with the volume you actually run. This model is designed for warehouses that cannot justify a six-figure CapEx commitment for automation.
Lumper's robot is built for mixed-SKU palletizing, meaning it handles outbound pallet builds across different case sizes and weights without requiring pre-sorting or special case preparation. It is designed for boxed goods, so it works in the kinds of distribution and wholesale environments where manual palletizing is the norm today.
No. Lumper is designed to drop into your warehouse as it exists today. There is no requirement to rebuild your floor layout, relocate racking, or replace your warehouse management system. The robot connects to your existing ERP, WMS, or WES and takes direction from the systems your team already operates. The goal is to add palletizing capacity without disrupting anything that is already working.
See how Lumper's palletizing robot deploys into your warehouse in hours with no upfront cost and no retrofitting.
