Mixed bulk comprised of goods such as cartons, polybags, oversized items and items on top of each other (doubles), arrives on a singulator and must leave as a neven, gapped and single-file stream systems down the line can handle.
A well-working singulator raises throughput per square meter and kepps the feeding the next step in the material flow, but only works when every item is separated, spaced and oriented correctly before it reaches the next step.
Traditional singulators were designed to handle a pre-defined goods mix across multiple mechanical stages to execute the singulation
Tracked individually throughout the whole flow, and the image database of every parcel ensures complete traceability.
Goods route around stuck items "on-the-fly", and doubles and problem goods are rejected off the surface before they become a jam.
Separation, rotation, gapping, alignment and rejection happen at once on a single surface rather than in sequence across a chain of dedicated sub-machines.
New goods mix, new destinations, new business logic — all go live through software updates. Capacity grows by adding modules, not by rebuilding.
From the unloading point to the outbound lane, without manual handling in between.

Seamless, controlled entry of bulk on inbound conveyors.
Full visibility enables individual goods traceability
Separation, rotation, gapping, alignment all happen at the same time, on a single, minimal-footprint system
Oversized goods and doubles are autonomously sent to reject lines and stuck goods are autonomously re-routed around
The system outputs evenly spaced, single-file outbound streams ready for further manual or automated handling
Each item's route is decided individually and autonomously re-decided in real time


Upgrading your flow logic with software-defined autonomous singulation
Each function needs its own stage, and the layout decides the flow.
Every parcel is controlled individually on a multi-capable, minimal-footprint surface.
More touches per parcel, and error probability rises with every touch.
Autonomous grouping, buffering, sequencing and exception handling reduce errors and touches per parcel.
Manning is required at both ends, and changing the flow means changing the hardware.
Adapting to changing flow demands requires only a software update, and buffer capacity scales by adding modules.
Every phase is a complete, working system

Start with just automating with a single infeed and outfeed line, plus one reject line

Increase throughput by adding outfeed lines

With software-defined flow, matching the physical layout of infeed and outfeed lines with new flow logic only requires a wireless software update
We move a wide variety of goods, from cartons to polybags.
Flow simulations, tests, and a digital twin validate every flow requirement before a single module is shipped.
We provide swift integration with partner systems (WMS, WCS, robot controller etc.) which unlocks value realization from day one.
Hardware arrives pre-assembled with software already tested in simulation, which makes commissioning straightforward and predictable. It's ready for go-live in weeks, not months.
OmniMod products ship as-is with a standard capability configuration. Adding capabilities and changing flow rules are only a wireless software update, not hardware rebuilds.
Tell us about your material flow and the goods mix that has to move in it