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Magazino AI features, pricing and GDPR (October 2026)
Munich maker of camera-guided picking and transport robots for shoe boxes and small load carriers, part of Jungheinrich.
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What is Magazino?
Magazino develops mobile robots that pick and move boxes and small load carriers in warehouses and production logistics. The Munich company is part of Jungheinrich and targets e-commerce, retail and industrial sites with high volumes of standardized cartons.
TORU is an autonomous picking robot for shoe boxes and small load carriers (KLT). It uses a vacuum gripper for boxes up to 5.8 kg, carries up to 16 boxes in a built-in rack and works at shelf heights from 8 to 250 cm. SOTO is a mobile robot that transports up to 24 small load carriers continuously.
The robots connect to the warehouse management system over Wi-Fi and fit into existing shelving, conveyors and put walls. Magazino GmbH is registered in Munich and describes itself as a Jungheinrich company. Named users include BMW Group, Zalando, Bosch, Miele, ASICS and Husqvarna.
Magazino AI features and use cases
- Finds items and free slotsTORU combines 2D and 3D cameras to locate the box to pick and free storage positions on the shelf. Warehouses with many similar cartons can automate picking and restocking in existing aisles instead of installing a closed storage system.
- Checks the right cartonBarcode detection confirms that the robot grips the intended box before it leaves the shelf. This reduces mispicks in assortments where cartons look alike, such as shoe logistics.
- Shares learning across the fleetWhen several TORU units run on one site, what one robot has learned is transferred to the others. Operators can scale from one robot to a fleet without training each unit separately.
What sets Magazino apart
- Works in existing shelving aisles next to people, so no dedicated automated storage building is needed.
- Backed by Jungheinrich, which provides a service and sales network for intralogistics.
- Specialized in standardized cartons and small load carriers up to 5.8 kg.
Where Magazino is strongest
Magazino is based in Munich and belongs to Jungheinrich. Named reference customers include BMW Group, Bosch, Miele, Festo and Zalando.
Questions to ask before you buy Magazino
Check whether your cartons fit the size and weight limits of TORU and whether your shelving meets the reach and aisle requirements. Ask which WMS interfaces are available and where robot and camera data is stored, since the website does not say. Robots working next to staff raise safety and, in Germany, co-determination questions that need early clarification.
Using Magazino in the EU: GDPR and AI Act
- Data locationNot published by the vendor.
- Data processing agreementNot published by the vendor: ask for one (Art. 28 GDPR).
- EU AI ActCheck whether the AI prepares decisions about people. If not, the high-risk rules usually do not apply. The high-risk obligations apply from December 2, 2027 (Digital Omnibus).
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Questions about Magazino
What can TORU pick?
TORU handles shoe boxes and small load carriers up to 5.8 kg and 390 by 280 by 145 mm. It works at shelf heights from 8 to 250 cm and carries up to 16 boxes per trip.
Who owns Magazino?
The imprint describes Magazino GmbH in Munich as a Jungheinrich company. The website also links to Jungheinrich's main site.
How does TORU connect to our systems?
The robot connects to the warehouse management system over Wi-Fi and can hand over to conveyors, flow racks, pick carts and put walls. Ask for the interface documentation for your WMS.
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