en.Wedoany.com Reported - Rockwell Automation, Inc. has launched FactoryTalk Orchestration software, which is used for end-to-end coordination of material flow and production processes, and will be showcased at the Automate exhibition held in Chicago from June 22 to 25.

As part of Rockwell's production logistics approach, this software connects automation equipment with enterprise and plant systems, leveraging real-time production signals to coordinate operations. Built on the FactoryTalk Optix platform, FactoryTalk Orchestration software standardizes connectivity across the entire portfolio, including OTTO autonomous mobile robots (AMRs), with plans for further integrations.

By integrating machines, material handling, and production processes into a unified operating system, FactoryTalk Orchestration software aims to help manufacturers increase throughput and reduce bottlenecks, respond more quickly to disruptions and demand changes, and streamline operations through real-time orchestration.

At Rockwell's facility in Twinsburg, Ohio, the software supports autonomous operations for critical production processes, improving unloading area space utilization by 70% and reducing overall material handling space requirements by 50%. The software is being rolled out to more Rockwell manufacturing plants globally.

Rockwell will demonstrate FactoryTalk Orchestration software at booth S2267 during the Automate exhibition through live production logistics demonstrations. Visitors can also learn how Emulate3D digital twin software and OTTO AMRs work with the orchestration platform to support coordinated plant operations.

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