Flagship · Robotics & automation
stable supplies, sells and leases robotic systems built for the heaviest, most repetitive work on site, unloading containers and palletising freight at a pace and consistency manual labour can't match. Deployed and supported by our operations team, end to end.
Container unloading and high-volume palletising are the high risk manual handling tasks. Robotics eliminates that risk, holds a steady pace and keeps freight moving.
Automated unloading for suitable freight profiles, reducing manual handling on site and keeping inbound moving.
Consistent, repeatable palletising at a pace and accuracy that's hard to sustain by hand across a full shift.
Built for the realities of a working site and the conditions inside a container, not a clean-room demo.
stable handles assessment, deployment, integration and ongoing support, so the unit earns its place on your floor.
Flexible supply, sized to your throughput. We'll recommend the right model for your freight profile, site layout and volumes.
Own the asset outright. Best for operations ready to commit to a fleet. We handle delivery, commissioning and integration into your site.
A unit on the floor for a fixed monthly rate. No large upfront outlay, predictable cost, flexible term, servicing included.
Engage stable as a managed partner. We integrate the system into your site and workflows, supporting productivity improvements through deployment and operation.
We don't drop a unit and leave. Prove the use case in live operations on your own freight, then scale what works.
We review your freight profile, throughput and site layout to confirm whether robotic unloading suits your site.
The unit runs against your real containers and case mix, so you see throughput on your own freight, not a brochure.
Once the case stacks up, we move into a managed rollout with support and integration into your operation.
Add units as the results prove out, with workforce and safety software giving you the data behind every shift.
Real freight. Live Australian operations. Performance measured against the way each site unloads today.
Robotic unloading reduced average labour from 4.9 to 2.8 man-hours per container, while delivering higher throughput than the existing manual operation.
The system operated across live inbound freight and varied carton profiles, with three in four runs outperforming the site's manual labour-efficiency benchmark.
A new in-situ unload rate achieved on live freight, demonstrating the throughput available when the carton profile and downstream operation are aligned.
De-identified results from Australian logistics operations. Results vary by freight profile, container condition, site layout and downstream workflow.
Book a site assessment and we'll give you a clear view of whether your freight is suitable for robotic unloading.