We strongly believe that software and automation complete each other.
Solwr is a new Norwegian logtech company, consisting of former Driw and Currence Robotics. When we got co-located in Ålesund in 2020, we quickly found out that both companies were doing exciting things on each ends. But the goal was the same. Solving logistics challenges for the trade industry. The choice was simple - we combined our forces, to become stronger together.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
By combining software and automation, we offer what innovative players in the trade industry need to be one step ahead.
Trace™ is a composable ERP platform for trade logistics. It’s efficient, user-friendly and easy to integrate with third parties. We also provide plug’n play solutions to robotize logistics operations. Our picking robot Grab™ and our pallet sorting solution Sort™ increases productivity and relieves workload for employees.
Trace™ is our ERP platform for state-of-the-art trade logistics. The platform gives our customers control over their goods across channels, efficient order and inventory management, as well as efficient distribution. Some of Norway's largest retailer players use our solutions.
Our warehouse robots Sort™ and Grab™ makes our customers stay one step ahead, through great efficiency and HSE gains. Grab™ takes care of pick’n place of goods, while Sort™ is our pallet sorting expert.
For more information, contact:
Torbjørn Krogen, CEO
torbjorn.krogen@solwr.com
+47 926 09 775
Join our demos and exclusive breakfast
Our team will be at the Logistics & Transport fair in Gothenburg on November 3-4. Join our free breakfast and see live demos.
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