The World's Most Flexible Sorter
Versatility
Route Any Item to Any Destination
tSort fits seamlessly into B2C, B2B, omnichannel, and manufacturing workflows. It’s designed to handle any product type, whether square, round, loose, or bagged. tSort robots can route items from any induction point to any destination, from totes and cartons to mailbags and gaylords.
Resiliency
Sort Without Conveyors, Fixed Tracks, or Single Points of Failure
From daily orders to peak season surges, tSort seamlessly adapts to your workflow as your business model, SKUs, and throughput evolve. Powered by a fleet of independent robots, tSort delivers unmatched reliability—keeping your operation running smoothly and meeting every SLA without fixed infrastructure like conveyors.
Density
Use Up to 75% Less Space Than Traditional Sorters
Maximize throughput in up to 75% less space than traditional sortation systems. tSort streamlines workflows and optimizes your footprint, allowing you to handle more orders with fewer resources.
Modularity
Go Live in Months and Scale as Needed
tSort’s modular design makes it simple to deploy, scale, and reconfigure. Add robots, induction stations, or expand the sortation table without disrupting operations. And since the table is on wheels rather than bolted down, it can be repositioned or moved to another location with ease.
Deploy as Standalone or Fully Integrated Solution
tSort can operate as a standalone sortation solution or be integrated seamlessly as part of a broader automation ecosystem—such as downstream from an automated storage and retrieval system or upstream of packing and shipping stations. tSort’s modular design adapts to the unique needs of your operation, allowing you to grow, adjust, and maintain efficiency across any workflow.
3PL
Scale order fulfillment for single or multi-client facilities with higher speed, accuracy, and flexibility
Retail
Streamline fulfillment to match your replenishment needs, improving shipping density and shelf restocking
E-commerce
Boost throughput and accuracy to handle high order volumes and dynamic fulfillment demands
Grocery
Gain accurate, efficient sortation of perishable and varied items to meet tight delivery windows
Healthcare
Ensure traceable sorting of critical medical supplies and medications to support patient safety and operational efficiency
Post & Parcel
Streamline sorting and transport, accelerating parcel handling while reducing manual strain on operations
tSortLift is a robotic vertical lift system that inducts goods across up to five tSort levels, increasing sortation capacity and throughput while maximizing vertical space.
tSort3D is a high-density robotic putwall that expands tSort’s sortation capacity by up to 10x, maximizing capacity while making the most of available space
xChangeTote automates the movement of completed order totes or cartons from tSort to packing, eliminating manual handling and keeping pack stations consistently supplied.
xChangeParcel automates the movement of completed orders from any sorter to shipping, eliminating the need for manual post-sort parcel handling.
Sortation Comparison Series
Comparing Sortation Technologies
Side-by-side comparisons of tSort and every major sortation architecture, so you can pick the right system for your operation.
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Warehouse Sortation: 10 Sorter Types
A reference guide to every major sortation technology and where each one fits.
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tSort vs Tilt Tray Sorters
Same tilt-tray discharge, different architecture: a fixed conveyor track or a fleet of AMRs.
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tSort vs Loop Sorters
Tilt tray, cross belt, bombay, and pouch loops compared with AMR sortation.
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tSort vs Put Walls
Order consolidation or high-throughput sortation, and when the strongest operations run both.
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tSort vs Linear Sorters
Sliding shoe and conveyor diverts compared on product range, destinations, and flexibility.
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tSort vs Fixed Infrastructure
Concrete and steel or software and robots: what happens when something changes.
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Sortation vs ASRS
Two different jobs. Which bottleneck should you automate first?
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Automated vs Manual Sortation
The labor, error, and throughput signals that say it's time to automate.
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Talk to our team
Let’s Talk Automation
Our team can help you identify where robotic automation can make the biggest impact in your operation, from robotic sortation and product movement to autonomous pallet handling.