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enVista, a supply chain consulting, enterprise technology, and automation and robotics system integrator, will demonstrate the Radiant Robotics Autonomous Magnetic Platform (AMP) at PACK EXPO International 2026. The AMP is a floor- or tabletop-mounted material handling solution, powered by physical AI and enVista’s enMotion WES+ orchestration platform, that moves low-cost carriers. The AMP replaces autonomous mobile robots and automated guided vehicles across several high-value use cases, such as unit sortation, pallet movement, and rack-to-person.
The live demonstration in Booth N-5783 will show how the AMP’s AI route optimization intelligence generates magnetic forces to move each carrier independently, allowing large numbers of carriers to work collaboratively. The carriers, moving in X, Y, Z movements on a simulated warehouse floor and rotating while in transit, will demonstrate historically unreached levels of flexibility.
Attendees will hear and see first-hand how the AMP helps to solve many of the most prolific material handling automation problems warehouse operators face, including lack of payload and workflow flexibility and scalability.
Directing the demonstration is enVista’s enMotion WES+. enMotion WES+ connects transport, robotics, people, and processes, optimizing routing and task sequencing in real time. This keeps material in the warehouse moving according to current operational priorities rather than a predetermined conveyor route.
You can also find enVista on the speaking stage. On Sunday, October 18, enVista's CEO, Jim Barnes, will present "The Future of Sortation: Flexible, Reconfigurable Systems That Reduce CapEx and Operating Costs While Increasing Throughput." The session will examine why legacy, fixed-path sorters limit growth and how the AMP's software-defined approach lets operations reconfigure pathways, destinations and throughput dynamically.
On Tuesday, October 20, enVista's VP of Automation, Greg Meyne, will join FANUC experts for "How to Avoid Business Disruption During a Robotics Implementation." The session outlines the shared responsibilities of each player in an integration and the practical strategies that maintain throughput during installation.
Visit enVista's website for information about the company's end-to-end supply chain, enterprise technology, and automation and robotics services.
