Element Logic is launching its eLogiq software in the U.S. at ProMat 2025. The developer of warehouse automation and software said attendees at the show can visit Booth S4307 to learn about this software and experience an interactive Augmented Reality Lego table showcasing real-world case studies.
“eLogiq represents the future of warehouse operations—where machine learning and data come together to unlock unparalleled efficiency, reduce downtime, and help businesses stay competitive in an ever-changing market,” Ankush Malhotra, Group CEO at Element Logic, said.
eLogiq is a cloud-based data platform that centralizes information in an easy-to-use dashboard. The company said it has already had success deploying the platform in Europe. It can empower warehouses to optimize performance, prevent downtime, and scale operations.
Element Logic is a technology company that optimizes warehouses for customers to gain a competitive edge. The company was founded in 1985 and is headquartered in Norway. It operates worldwide and is one of the world’s largest AutoStore partners. Element Logic offers its customers automated robotic solutions, software, and consulting services.
In addition to its booth at ProMat, Element Logis will also host two seminars in the robotics theater:
- “Maximizing Efficiency Through Strategic Automation: Avantor’s Global AutoStore Journey with Element Logic”, on Monday, March 17th, 2:30 PM – 3:15 PM
- “Selecting the Right Automation and Partner for Your Business”, on Wednesday, March 19th, 10:30 AM – 11:15 AM
More about eLogiq software
eLogiq is a fully managed Microsoft Azure cloud-based SaaS solution that collects, integrates, and processes data from multiple sources. It aims to provide warehouse operators with valuable performance insights, analysis, and predictions.
Some key differentiators with the eLogiq software include:
- Ability to integrate with any WMS system.
- An all-in-one location for clients to gain real-time visibility, data-driven insights, and predictive analytics on their system.
- Machine learning capabilities in the Proactive Uptime Management function to predict and prevent robot failures.
- Additional modules to enable businesses to tailor the platform to their specific needs.
The company is taking part in a rapidly growing warehouse software market. As robots become more commonplace in warehouses, more operators will be turning to advanced software to help orchestrate all of the moving pieces. In 2023, the market was valued at $7.2 billion, according to Interact Analysis. The research firm said it expects this to grow to $16.6 billion by 2030.