References

Skroutz, one of Greece's largest e-commerce platforms, required a high-speed and flexible sorting infrastructure to support its rapidly growing last-mile delivery network. Managing tens of thousands of daily shipments across multiple locations demanded reliable and efficient automation.

BeeVision delivered 40-door sorter systems at two strategic hubs in Athens and Thessaloniki. The systems were designed to seamlessly integrate with Skroutz's operational flow, enabling fast and accurate parcel routing.

The implementation reduced sorting times, increased delivery accuracy, and improved overall operational performance, while maintaining the flexibility to scale alongside Skroutz's expanding logistics network.

For PTT, Turkiye's official postal and distribution organization, a high-capacity cross-belt sorter system was implemented to support nationwide distribution operations. The complexity of handling shipments for hundreds of destinations required a robust and intelligent sorting solution.

The system features 156 chute stations and is integrated with a secondary distribution structure dedicated to city-based and special-region sorting. Parcels are automatically routed to destination-specific chutes with high accuracy.

This installation significantly increased operational speed, reduced manual errors, and established a scalable backbone for PTT's long-term logistics infrastructure.

Designed for a different operational flow within PTT's distribution network, the bomb bay sorter system focuses on stable, high-accuracy parcel separation for city-based routing.

The 100-chute bomb bay sorter is integrated with a city-specific secondary sorting system, ensuring precise and consistent parcel distribution across predefined destinations.

With this solution, PTT achieved improved operational clarity, reduced processing complexity, and enhanced overall sorting efficiency.

BeeVision maintains a long-term and strategic partnership with Aramex, one of the world's leading courier, freight forwarding, and logistics companies. Operating across multiple countries, Aramex requires automation solutions that balance global standards with local operational flexibility.

BeeVision supports Aramex's modernization and digital transformation initiatives by delivering modular, scalable automation systems tailored to the unique needs of each facility.

This approach enables Aramex to standardize core processes globally while maintaining the adaptability required for local market demands.

The Jordan facility required a sorting solution optimized for medium-volume operations with a strong focus on measurement accuracy and process visibility.

A sorter system with 12 + 14 chute stations was installed, supported by BeeVision 190 DWS, modular conveyors, and BeeHive Warehouse Automation Management Software. All measurement and routing data is centrally managed through a single platform.

The system improved operational control, reporting capabilities, and overall warehouse efficiency.

In Turkiye, Aramex aimed to consolidate sorting and labeling processes into a single, continuous workflow to support high shipment volumes.

The solution includes a 12-chute sorter, BeeVision 190 DWS, BeeVision 100 conveyors, and the BeeVision 400 Automatic Label Applicator. Measurement, sorting, and labeling processes now operate seamlessly together.

This integration reduced bottlenecks, increased processing speed, and enhanced operational scalability.

The Muscat operation required a compact yet powerful sorting system capable of delivering high performance within limited space.

A 10-chute sorter system was deployed alongside BeeVision 190 DWS, BeeVision 100 conveyors, and BeeHive software, providing full process visibility and centralized control.

The result is a more structured, measurable, and sustainable warehouse operation.

The Casablanca facility focuses on regional distribution efficiency, where low error rates and operational transparency are essential.

An 8-chute sorter system integrated with BeeVision 190 DWS, modular conveyors, and BeeHive software enables accurate sorting and real-time performance monitoring.

This implementation strengthened process standardization and improved overall depot performance.

For the Singapore operation, Aramex required an integrated sorting and labeling solution capable of supporting high-speed and high-accuracy workflows.

A 12-chute sorter system was combined with BeeVision 190 DWS, BeeVision 100 conveyors, and BeeHive software to ensure seamless data flow and operational continuity.

The system enhanced predictability, throughput, and reporting capabilities in a demanding logistics environment.

In Doha, the objective was to unify sorting and labeling processes while maintaining flexibility for varying shipment profiles.

A 10-chute sorter system integrated with BeeVision 190 DWS, conveyor infrastructure, and BeeHive software delivers a stable and adaptable operational flow.

This setup improved warehouse manageability and long-term operational efficiency.

The Cairo facility handles high-volume urban and regional distribution, requiring both speed and precise measurement.

A 12-chute sorter system supported by BeeVision 190 DWS, BeeVision 100 conveyors, and BeeHive software was implemented to centralize data and automate routing decisions.

The solution increased processing capacity while providing a strong foundation for future expansion.

BOX NOW, a hybrid logistics and technology company specializing in smart parcel delivery solutions, required a high-capacity sorting system to support its rapidly growing network.

BeeVision successfully delivered a 136-door cross-belt sorter system with a throughput capacity of up to 15,000 parcels per hour. The system was designed to support high-speed operations while maintaining accuracy and scalability.

With this installation, BOX NOW significantly strengthened its central sorting infrastructure, enabling faster processing, improved network efficiency, and long-term growth readiness.

GoBOLT is a rapidly growing logistics company that evolved from B2C operations into large-scale B2B logistics services. To support this transition, a robust and flexible sorting and feeding line is currently under development.

The ongoing project includes a 110-meter-long product feeding and sorting line consisting of 22 conveyor modules, each 5 meters in length. The system is designed to optimize flow efficiency and operational consistency.

Once completed, this installation will be added to BeeVision's implementation portfolio as a full case study, showcasing scalable automation tailored for high-growth logistics operations.