Axelent Group

Axelent Group The Axelent Group is made up of the four companies Axelent, Axelent Engineering, Axelent Software an

Axelent AB offers a complete safety concept for machinery, construction and storage. The Axelent head office is in Hillerstorp, Sweden, where all product development, production, storage and packaging takes place. Axelent has sales offices in 50 countries and the products are sold worldwide. The Axelent Group is made up of the three companies Axelent, Axelent Engineering (automation solutions) and

Axelent Software. These companies have the joint mission of making Swedish industry competitive through automation, safety, rational procedures, functions and expertise. The company also includes Axelent Wire Tray, who offer a complete cable routing system based on wire trays under the brand name of X-Tray. Also Axelent Safety, which provides complete solutions within machine safety is included in Axelent. Axelent AB has separate subsidiaries in more that 15 countries.

03/09/2026

45.9% point to system integration as the biggest technical limitation in AGV and AMR deployments.

When mobile robots become part of an existing operation, they also affect traffic flows, access points and the way people and machines move through shared spaces.

This makes the surrounding environment an important part of the implementation. Clear zones, protected routes and safe access can help reduce collision risks while keeping people and material flows moving safely.

See how to create safer environments with AGVs and AMRs: https://bit.ly/4xjXfgn

01/09/2026

The AGV and AMR market is evolving, and so are the challenges around it.

As mobile robots become a larger part of warehouse automation, successful implementation is about more than the technology itself. Integration, long-term value and how the technology fits into the wider operation are all becoming increasingly important.

In our latest article, we explore some of the key developments shaping AGV and AMR applications and what they mean for building safer warehouse automation environments.

Read the full article here: https://bit.ly/3UoiCyz

27/08/2026

Forklift safety starts with how people and vehicles move through the facility.

Blind corners, uncontrolled crossings, blocked walkways and mixed traffic can quickly increase risk. A well-planned traffic layout helps create clearer routes, safer crossings and better separation between pedestrians and forklifts.

In our latest article, we look at how to plan safer warehouse traffic flow, from speed limits and floor markings to physical barriers and changing traffic patterns.

Read the full article: https://bit.ly/3U80n0j

We are Axelent – Bridget Boo, Digital Sales CoordinatorIn Digital Sales, it’s about turning insights into action and cre...
25/08/2026

We are Axelent – Bridget Boo, Digital Sales Coordinator

In Digital Sales, it’s about turning insights into action and creating real opportunities for growth. Based in the US, Bridget Boo works with digital platforms, lead generation and customer journeys to support both awareness and sales.

“One of our values is to be brave, and that gives me the confidence to try new things and make big changes.”

Read the full interview here: https://bit.ly/4zdcvgF

20/08/2026

Building safer environments requires more than a single solution.

With new additions to the X-Protect range, we're making it easier to build complete safety systems that help protect people, infrastructure and operations in warehouses and industrial environments.

Explore the latest additions to the X-Protect range and discover how our growing range of safety solutions works together to to support safer operations: https://bit.ly/4x36txA

18/08/2026

As warehouse automation continues to evolve, so do the safety challenges.

At Yusen Logistics' new automated distribution centre in Northampton, UK, people, vehicles, robotics and machinery will interact across multiple floors of advanced storage automation, designed to handle everything from small items to oversized pallets.

Creating a safe and efficient environment in a facility of this scale requires more than standard protection. Safety measures must work seamlessly with automation systems, supporting both operational performance and future growth.

That's why close collaboration is essential. Working alongside Logistex, Axelent is helping to ensure safety is integrated throughout the project as this landmark facility moves towards completion in 2027.

Learn more about our automated storage safety solutions: https://bit.ly/4vcgt5V

13/08/2026

Introducing industrial mobile robots can improve flexibility and efficiency in warehouse operations. But safe operation depends on more than built-in safety features.

As automation becomes a larger part of material handling, organisations need to understand how risks change throughout the operation. Effective risk assessments must consider more than normal production. Maintenance, troubleshooting, emergency situations, and human interaction with automated systems all need to be taken into account.

Read more in our Safety Book: Risk assessment https://bit.ly/4gOOUf9 and Mobile Autonomous Mahcinery https://bit.ly/4ejDXRv

11/08/2026

As warehouses become increasingly automated, new safety challenges emerge. Mobile robots, autonomous systems, and human operators must work together in environments where people and automation share the same space.

In the latest episode of Let’s Talk Safety, we discuss how automation introduces new operational risks and why safe warehouse operations depend on more than technology alone. Risk assessment, safeguarding, and human behaviour all play a critical role in creating safer automated environments.

Listen to the episode Managing Risk in Automated Warehouses: https://bit.ly/4hZ79za

02/07/2026

Automation is changing the way warehouses operate.

As AGVs, AMRs, and other mobile automation systems become more common, new safety challenges emerge. As people and automated systems increasingly work side by side, organisations need new approaches to risk assessment and safeguarding.

The growth of automation has solved some traditional safety challenges, but it has also introduced entirely new risks that organisations need to understand and manage.

Read more in our Safety Book: Safety in automated warehouses https://bit.ly/4vc0HbZ and Mobile autonomous machinery https://bit.ly/4ejDXRv

30/06/2026

Automation is transforming modern logistics environments, but how do safety strategies change when humans and automated systems increasingly operate side by side?

In this episode of Let’s Talk Safety, we explore how AGVs, AMRs and Industrial Mobile Robots (IMRs) are reshaping warehouse operations and what this means for modern machine safety.

We discuss risk assessment in brownfield environments, human interaction with mobile automation, safeguarding approaches and why safety in automated logistics is about understanding entire systems, not just individual machines.

Listen to the full episode here: https://bit.ly/3SlFCgN

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