Before you invest,
run it first.
Draw the layout and run it right there. See throughput and bottlenecks before you commit to the equipment.
Drag and drop,
and it's a layout
Drag AGVs, OHTs, conveyors and lifters from the palette, then click to connect the routes. No CAD specialist, no modelling scripts.
- Import drawings and enter floors, grid and physical dimensions directly
- Switch between 2D and 3D instantly
When the design is done,
it just runs
Nothing has to be ported into another model. It runs in the same window, and throughput, WIP and waiting times build up live.
- Bottlenecks detected and listed automatically
- Speed control to review long stretches quickly
See the flow you only
had as numbers
Switch the same scenario to 3D to watch real equipment movement and interference. Orbit and Walk views let you look around as if you were on the floor.
- Vehicle state by colour (moving · processing · charging · waiting)
- Inter-floor lifters and transport sections at once
Dozens of vehicles at once,
the same way
Large fab scenarios with OHT rails and stocker banks run on the same engine. Where collisions and bottlenecks appear comes out before you invest.
- Multi-floor, multi-zone layouts
- 17 practice demo scenarios included
How do you validate a logistics layout today?
Three approaches used on the floor, compared
- Strong at detailed analysis and statistical experiments across a plant
- Long track record and established references
- Desktop install with OS constraints and per-seat licensing
- Requires a dedicated engineer and training time
- Being general-purpose, transport logic such as AGV charging or OHT routing must be modeled from scratch
- Reviewing results together requires the same software on both sides
Large projects that analyze an entire plant in depth over a long period
- Start right away with familiar tools
- Good enough for checking placement and dimensions
- No way to know hourly throughput in advance
- Vehicle counts and travel paths are decided by intuition
- Bottlenecks only surface after the line goes live
- No objective evidence to compare alternatives
Early-stage reviews of rough placement and dimensions
- Start in the browser — no installation, no license keys
- AGV, AMR, OHT, lifter, conveyor and crane are built-in components
- 2D layout → 3D view → simulation, all from a single model
- Throughput, utilization, WIP and bottlenecks aggregated as the run proceeds
- Fix the random seed to compare option A and B fairly
- Replay the timeline to revisit exactly where things went wrong
- Share read-only links · on-premises install for closed networks
Validating layouts and vehicle counts before you buy or expand handling equipment
※ This compares the general characteristics of each category of tool; individual products may differ.