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WITRON receives "Innovative Through Research" Seal of Quality

WITRON (Parkstein, Germany) is proud to have been awarded the "Innovative Through Research" Seal of Quality by the Association for the Promotion of Science and Humanities in Germany.

WITRON receives "Innovative Through Research" Seal of Quality
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By DC Velocity StaffAug 20, 2018
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WITRON receives "Innovative Through Research" Seal of Quality from the Association for the Promotion of Science and Humanities in Germany

WITRON (Parkstein, Germany) is proud to have been awarded the "Innovative Through Research" Seal of Quality by the Association for the Promotion of Science and Humanities in Germany.

WITRON is known for their "Order Picking Machinery" (OPM), a patented, fully automated picking system that sets benchmarks in food retail logistics across the globe with more than 850 COMs sold in 58 projects to date. WITRON's continued development of innovative storage and order picking solutions has always been firmly rooted in engineering research and development. "It is our daily ambition to develop innovative and cost-efficient solutions or enhance existing solutions and components based on specific market requirements in order to create measurable benefits for our customers," explains Martin Stich, Technical CEO at WITRON. "It is a great honor for the outstanding achievements of our committed employees to be part of this important research listing and to carry along this seal of quality."

The Association for the Promotion of Science and Humanities is the largest private sponsor of science in Germany. In addition to its commitment for academic recruits, universities, and top-level research, the Association also investigates and evaluates the German research and innovation system. The quality seal "innovative through research" is the result of statistics kept on research and development activities in German companies, which are collected annually by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research.

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Martin Stich, Technical CEO at WITRON. Photo: WITRON

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