A Good Crowd for Hands On Demos

Even though the show wasn’t the busiest, the people who stopped by were genuinely interested in how we approach workflow design. The smaller setting actually made it easier to slow down, talk through challenges, and walk visitors through the details of our ecosystem.

The 2P1S workflow Pick, Place, Scan continued to be the thing people wanted to try for themselves. Once they slipped on the Hyco Ring Scanner and Hyco Wearable Computer, the natural motion spoke for itself. No long explanations needed. Just a simple, intuitive flow that made sense right away.

The 2P1S workflow Pick, Place, Scan continued to be the thing people wanted to try for themselves. Once they slipped on the Hyco Ring Scanner and Hyco Wearable Computer, the natural motion spoke for itself. No long explanations needed. Just a simple, intuitive flow that made sense right away.

Wireless Light Tags Sparked Practical Conversations

Our Wireless Light Tags drew steady curiosity from teams looking for a flexible way to guide workers without installing heavy Pick to Light infrastructure. The idea of creating temporary pick zones, mobile stations, or batch picking setups with just a light cue opened up some great discussions about real world use cases.

LMD Toronto may not have been the biggest event of the year, but it was a meaningful one. We met the right people, had thoughtful conversations, and enjoyed being part of a conference happening right here in Toronto.

If you visited us, tried a demo, or shared your workflow challenges, we appreciate it. Events like this help us keep refining what we build and stay connected to the people who use it.