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Part of the KUKA Group · warehouse & logistics automation
Prepared forTaeler
EditionSeptember 2026
Data sourceSynQ WMS/WCS extracts (mock)

SynQ Operations Starter Board

Swisslog has delivered 2,500+ automation projects worldwide1. This board follows eight illustrative AutoStore-led sites across food & beverage, grocery and apparel — the working example your team would learn Power BI on.

AutoStore cube storage SynQ WMS · WCS · WES ItemPiQ robotic picking CarryPick AMRs
Throughput Module 3

Order lines picked per hour — weekly vs SynQ target

Lines / hr (all selected sites)TargetBelow-target weeks
Signature visual · AutoStore grid, top-down Module 3

Grid heat by dig depth & port congestion

Breakdown by site Module 1

Target attainment by customer site — avg lines / hr over period vs SynQ target

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Private AI on your own server

The "ask the data" panel above is built to run on a GPU server inside your own network: an open-weight model over your own documents, with every answer citing the file it came from. No per-seat licence, works offline, and nothing leaves the building.

How it sits in your environment

YOUR NETWORK · NOTHING LEAVES THE BUILDING Your files policies · SOPs · contracts reports · ERP exports indexed locally GPU One server, in your building open-weight model · your data only in seconds Cited answers every reply links to the source file and page no cloud AI · no third-party processor
One appliance-class server on your rack or in a secured closet. Your files are indexed where they already live; the model runs locally; answers come back with the source page attached.

What that means in practice

  1. 1
    Your data only, on your hardwareAn open model over your own documents and exports. No third-party AI processor, no data-transfer agreement to review.
  2. 2
    Every answer cites its sourceReplies point to the file and page they were drawn from, so people check the answer instead of trusting it blind.
  3. 3
    No per-seat licenceThe whole team can ask questions. Cost is the server and our build, not a monthly number that grows with headcount.
  4. 4
    Works offlineIf the internet connection goes down, the answers still come. Nothing depends on a vendor's uptime or pricing changes.

The short deck

14 slides on how a private AI server is scoped, secured and rolled out. Click through, or take the PDF.

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