Movect: Intuitive Dynamic Coordination

Warehouse Fleet Management System, Addverb's Movect provides a robust solution for the centralised management of multiple robot fleets. It ensures effective coordination, precise control, and efficient scheduling of robot operations. Leveraging complex algorithms, Movect optimises the allocation of tasks to robots, maximising overall throughput and productivity. By intelligently matching robots with tasks, it enhances operational efficiency. Movect also supports interoperability by seamlessly communicating with robots through standard protocols, enabling seamless integration within the fleet management system. With its comprehensive features and advanced capabilities, Movect empowers businesses to streamline their robot fleet operations, improve efficiency, and drive optimal performance.

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  • What is a robot fleet management system?

    A robot fleet management system coordinates many mobile robots from one platform, and Addverb Movect assigns tasks, plans paths, manages charging and tracks the performance of robot fleets from a single dashboard. Movect communicates with each robot through standard protocols and balances work across the fleet so no robot sits idle while orders wait. It manages Addverb's Zippy sorting robots and autonomous mobile robots and others, including several fleets in one building.

  • How does Movect assign tasks and plan robot paths?

    Movect uses dynamic task assignment to give each job to the best-placed available robot, then applies path planning with collision avoidance to route it through the shortest safe path to its destination. Assignments update as new orders arrive, robots finish tasks or a route becomes blocked. Traffic management at intersections and narrow aisles helps prevent deadlocks, which keeps throughput steady as the fleet grows.

  • What is opportunistic charging in Movect?

    Opportunistic charging in Movect sends robots to top up their batteries during idle or low-demand periods, so the fleet stays available at peak times without long charging stops in the middle of a shift. Movect watches battery levels and order demand together, then schedules short charges when the work allows. This reduces the number of spare robots needed to cover charging time and supports multi-shift operation.

  • Can Movect simulate a robot fleet before deployment?

    Yes, Movect includes simulation that models robot numbers, routes, charging and order volumes on the actual site layout, so Addverb can size a fleet and test peak scenarios before any robot is installed. The same model helps operators plan for seasonal peaks or layout changes later. Its statistics module then compares live performance with the simulated plan, tracking robot utilisation, task times and throughput.

  • Where is Movect used today?

    Movect coordinates Addverb robot fleets in parcel, e-commerce and 3PL operations, including Mondial Relay in France, where 72 Zippy 10 sorting robots handle more than 3,000 sorts per hour across 280 destinations. Addverb also runs robot fleets for Landmark Group's e-commerce fulfilment and for Maersk. In each case Movect assigns tasks, manages charging and reports fleet performance from one dashboard.