Maxber Group drives warehouse automation with its new Shuttle MS2, presented at SIL Barcelona 2026

INTRALOGISTICS 4.0

The Spanish company officially presented its new in-house manufactured solution, the Shuttle MS2, at the International Logistics Exhibition (SIL) 2026. This system aims to optimize warehouse management, including operations in cold storage facilities, and reinforces the group's commitment to advanced intralogistics.

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The company Maxber Group has presented within the framework of the Salón Internacional de la Logística (SIL) 2026 de Barcelona their new in-house manufactured solution, the Shuttle MS2This warehouse automation system, developed by your Departamento de Soluciones Avanzadas, reinforces the company's strategy in the intralogistics 4.0 sector.

During the country's main logistics trade fair, Maxber Group, together with its technology partners Pramac y Archie, has demonstrated its evolution from traditional lifting machinery towards a portfolio focused on advanced technological solutions for the supply chain.

A strategic commitment to automation

The launch of Shuttle MS2 This represents a milestone in the strategy of Maxber Group by consolidating its position as a comprehensive provider of intralogistics solutions. The company seeks to respond to the growing demand for efficiency and competitiveness in warehouse operations, a critical factor for exporting and importing companies.

In the words of Bernardo GómezCEO Maxber Group: "Automation is no longer a future option, but a necessity for many companies. With the Shuttle MS2 "We are taking another step in our commitment to developing our own solutions that bring efficiency, security and flexibility to our customers."Participation in SIL Barcelona It has also served as a meeting point to share this vision with clients and professionals in the sector.

Technical specifications of the Shuttle MS2

The system Shuttle MS2 It has been designed to offer high flexibility and performance in diverse logistics environments. Its key features are geared towards solving the most common "pain points" in inventory management and warehouse operations:

• Adaptability: Capable of operating with different shelving configurations, which facilitates its integration into existing warehouses.
• Cold storage operation: It guarantees optimal performance in cold storage rooms, an essential capability for sectors such as food, pharmaceutical or chemical.
• Security and measurement systems: It incorporates sensors that detect possible load protrusions and verify the safety distance between pallets, ensuring the correct placement of the merchandise and preventing incidents.
• Space optimization: Its design helps to maximize storage density and the efficiency of merchandise flows.

Table 1. Summary of features of the Maxber Group Shuttle MS2.

Feature	Technical description	Benefit for the company
Adaptability	Compatible with multiple shelving configurations.	It reduces implementation costs and allows for the modernization of existing infrastructures.
Cold Operation	Guaranteed performance in low temperature environments.	Key to the supply chain of perishable or temperature-sensitive products.
Advanced Security	Measurement systems to detect load protrusions and verify distances.	It minimizes the risk of damage to merchandise and infrastructure, improving workplace safety.

Key points and frequently asked questions about the Shuttle MS2 and logistics automation

How does the introduction of systems like the Shuttle MS2 affect the operations of a Spanish exporter?

The implementation of a system like the Shuttle MS2 It allows an exporter to significantly increase the speed and accuracy of order fulfillment and inventory management. This translates into shorter lead times, fewer shipping errors, and a greater capacity to handle peak demand—key factors for competing in international markets.

What types of companies can benefit most from this automation technology?

Although it's a versatile solution, companies with high stock turnover, those operating in the cold chain (food, pharmaceuticals), or those needing to maximize their storage space are ideal candidates. In general, any company looking to scale its logistics operations without a proportional increase in operating costs can achieve a high return on investment.

Is it feasible to implement the Shuttle MS2 in existing warehouses or does it require new construction?

According to the information provided by Maxber Group, one of the key advantages of Shuttle MS2 Its ability to "work with different racking configurations" suggests that the system is designed to be flexible and adaptable to existing logistics infrastructure, allowing for the gradual modernization of the warehouse.