Tompkins Robotics Releases Integrated Software Applications for E-Commerce, Parcel and More

Tompkins Robotics launched the Transcend Robotics Execution Platform, a new set of integrated software applications that includes Transcend Orchestrate, Transcend Connect, and Transcend Mobile, to further power the company’s robotics automation solutions.

“We are incredibly excited to bring the Transcend software platform to the market,” says Mike Futch, CEO at Tompkins Robotics. “At Tompkins Robotics, our mission is to deliver innovative robotic solutions to solve the most challenging supply chain problems, and from our years of experience in helping customers achieve their automation goals, we know with certainty that software is the key. Launching these new products today will enable us to bring the next generation of robotic automation solutions to our customers.” 

Key takeaways:

• Transcend Orchestrate, Transcend Connect, and Transcend Mobile combine to offer a functional and stable software system, powering critical pharmaceutical sortation solutions, high-demand e-commerce operations, as well as parcel and store replenishment systems.
• Formerly named “tWES,” the Transcend Orchestrate application powers the company’s flagship tSort automation solution. Transcend Connect builds upon years of experience deploying tSort solutions and is a fully configurable integration platform. More than a simple integration layer, Transcend Connect is a key component bridging robotics solutions and customer systems, enabling improved business efficiency and increased operational scale. And finally, Transcend Mobile brings a modern mobile experience to customers.

“Transcend represents a leap forward in robotics automation software,” says Bill Pelzar, chief technology officer at Tompkins Robotics. “By combining our extensive experience with industry-leading technology, we’ve created a solution that goes above and beyond traditional warehouse execution software offerings, meeting the needs of today’s warehouses and fulfillment centers while also anticipating future challenges.”