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Pickle Robots Unload Trucks
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Emptying floor-loaded trailers and containers is difficult, dirty, sometimes dangerous, and increasingly hard to staff. Pickle Robots automate truck unloading to solve labor availability and reliability challenges at your dock doors. Payback in less than a year is common at sites with eligible volume.  Pickle is debuting new capabilities you won't want to miss at this Year's MODEX show.


Email sales@picklerobot.com to book a 1-on-1 demonstration at the show.


Attending MODEX 2024? Visit Pickle Robot @ Booth #B827

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