Three show days
Chicago, IL
North Building, Hall B
Bring your drawings, your equipment maker’s floor spec or your existing slab data. Our team will be at booth N9325 all three days. Here is what we can help you with.
Is your floor ready for AGVs, AMRs, VNA and ASRS? We start from the machine’s requirements, not a building-wide average.
FF/FL and F-min surveys with the FloorProfiler robotic profiler, measured where the wheels actually run.
FloorShaver grinding removes only the high spots, so VNA trucks can run at full speed without sway at height.
Guide wire for Jungheinrich, Linde, Toyota and Crown VNA fleets, embedded and calibrated to ±5 mm.
High-tolerance floors for AGV, AMR, AutoStore and Exotec systems, from specification to certification.
Permaban joint systems and repairs that remove the steps a robot crosses thousands of times a shift.
Take the free Floor Readiness quiz, then bring your results to booth N9325 and we’ll tell you which of these matter for your site.
Tell us when you’re coming and what you want to talk about, and we’ll make sure the right specialist is at booth N9325 to meet you.
Booth N9325, North Building, Hall B
April 19–21, 2027 · McCormick Place, Chicago, IL
Stop by the booth to see the latest technologies for automation-ready flooring. Booked a time with us? Your specialist will be there to meet you.
April 19–21, 2027
McCormick Place, Chicago, IL
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Automation-ready flooring starts with measurement. At the booth we will show how we read a slab against the equipment that has to run on it, then fix only what the data flags.
Schematic floor-readiness map: deviation by zone, with robot routes overlaid. Click to enlarge.
Robotic profiling and scanning map the slab against the tolerances your equipment actually needs.
Targeted grinding and joint repair correct only what the data flags, so the rest of the slab is left alone.
A post-work survey documents compliance with the standard your project names: ASTM E1155, TR34, VDMA or FEM.