Automotive & Industrial

End to end automation for small components at the Kvasiny plant

Logio partnered with Škoda Auto to design and implement a fully automated warehouse for smaller components at the Kvasiny plant, covering the entire flow from supplier stocking to sequential feeding of the assembly line.

Outcome

The new solution combines 12 rack stackers and 4 robotic arms into a single automated system that replaces manual workplaces and streamlines material handling. The project delivers substantial annual labour savings and was recognised by the European Logistics Association.

Approximately

0 manual workplaces saved

Annual savings

0 million CZK

In total

0 rack stackers and 4 robotic arms in one automated system

About Škoda Auto

Škoda Auto is the largest car manufacturer in the Czech Republic and a long standing member of the Volkswagen Group, producing vehicles for customers in more than 100 countries worldwide. It is headquartered in Mladá Boleslav and operates major production plants in Mladá Boleslav, Kvasiny and Vrchlabí.

~35,000 employees in Czechia

3 main production plants in Czechia (Mladá Boleslav, Kvasiny, Vrchlabí)

€26.5 billion in sales revenue in 2023

Initial challenge

The largest automobile producer in the Czech Republic needed a new automated warehouse for smaller components at its Kvasiny plant, covering the flow from supplier deliveries to the assembly line.

Project goal

Design and implement a fully automatic small‑parts warehouse that secures reliable sequential feeding of the assembly line and reduces the need for manual workplaces and related labour costs.

Solution

Designing and delivering a fully automated small‑parts warehouse

Logio designed the concept of the automated warehouse for smaller components and supported Škoda Auto with its implementation, creating an end to end automatic solution from supplier stocking to sequenced material output to the assembly line.

01

Defined requirements

for automated handling of smaller components, including sequential supply to the assembly line and integration with existing processes at the Kvasiny plant.

02

Designed the warehouse concept

with automated racking, stackers and robotic arms to cover storage, handling and line feeding in one integrated solution.

03

Supported implementation

of the new warehouse, including installation and commissioning of 12 rack stackers and 4 robotic arms.

04

Fine tuned operations

to secure stable automatic flow from supplier stocking to the assembly line and to fully realise the targeted labour savings.

Solutions implemented

Automated & Efficient Warehousing

Intralogistics & Material Flow

Impact

End to end automation with significant labour savings

42 workplaces saved

The automated warehouse replaces 42 manual workplaces that were previously needed for small‑parts handling.

CZK 26 million annual savings

The reduction in manual workplaces translates into CZK 26 million in annual savings.

Fully automated flow from suppliers to assembly line

Material moves automatically from supplier stocking, through storage, to sequential output at the assembly line with minimal manual intervention.

Recognised by European logistics experts

The project received the Expert public award in the ELA European Awards for Logistics in 2018, confirming its quality and innovation.

Plan your next automated warehouse

If you are considering automation of small‑parts storage and line feeding, we can support you from concept design to go live. Let us talk about how a well designed automated warehouse can reduce labour costs, stabilise line supply and prepare your operations for future growth.

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