In this episode of Intralogistics Insiders, Jaume Graells intralogistics automation takes the spotlight. As General Manager of Movvo, he explains how the company connects manual operations with autonomous systems to create smarter, more adaptable factories.
Movvo’s journey began inside SEAT’s automotive plants, managing nearly 900 manual machines. That experience built a deep understanding of production flows and efficiency — a foundation that later evolved into a vision for fully integrated intralogistics automation.
“The challenge is not to replace humans,” Graells says, “but to make their work faster, safer, and smarter.”
Today, Movvo designs and implements projects that combine AGVs, AMRs and digital twin technology, optimizing how materials move inside complex facilities. Their mission: to bring the precision of automotive manufacturing to every industry.
For Graells, intralogistics automation is about balance — blending flexibility with standardization. “You can’t automate chaos,” he adds. “Good automation needs good organization first.”
Movvo’s success lies in understanding each client’s process from the ground up. By connecting sensors, software, and mobile robots into one ecosystem, the company creates real-time visibility of operations, helping teams make data-driven decisions faster.
From automotive to food and beverage, Movvo’s solutions prove that smart automation doesn’t have to be complicated — just connected.
💡 Listen to learn how Jaume Graells and Movvo are transforming intralogistics automation into a flexible, data-driven reality.
