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About Scallog

Scallog is a French designer and manufacturer of goods-to-person robotics for warehouse order picking, headquartered in Nanterre, near Paris, where it also keeps its R&D and production unit. Founded in 2013, the company built its system around Boby, a low mobile robot that drives under mobile shelving units, lifts loads of up to 600 kg and carries the shelves to picking stations, so operators pick from a fixed workstation instead of walking the aisles. The robots navigate using an optical reader and floor guidance tape, are orchestrated over Wi-Fi by the Scallog-MAS supervision software, and work alongside light-guided picking aids; the company cites productivity gains above 40% per operator, throughput of up to 600 picks per hour per station and storage-density savings of up to 30% (company-stated).

Because the installation is not anchored to the floor and typically takes two to three weeks, the system is sold on flexibility: fleets can be extended, moved or rented for peaks, and the software integrates with existing WMS and ERP systems. Scallog reports more than 80 installations (company-stated), mainly for 3PL providers, e-commerce, retail distribution and manufacturing customers in France and other European markets, with an integrator agreement covering the United States. In January 2026 the company announced the appointment of a new managing director to lead its next growth phase.

Products & services

• Boby mobile robot — goods-to-person robot that lifts and transports mobile shelving (up to 600 kg) to picking stations, with autonomous charging for 24/7 operation
• Flexypick system — the complete goods-to-person configuration of robots, mobile shelving and picking stations
• Scallog-MAS — fleet supervision and warehouse control software integrating with customer WMS/ERP systems
• Picking workstations with spot-to-light guidance for picking and replenishment
• Mobile shelving and warehouse fitting for robotic zones, including mezzanine installations
• Deployment, integration and support services, including short-term robot rental for peak periods

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• Company website — scallog.com (official site: profile facts, headquarters, markets and product range). Checked 6 November 2026.
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