MDCI closes automation gaps with the simplest effective solution — without redesigning your entire facility. Explore our solutions by technology or by operation zone. Either way, the goal is the same: solve the constraint and create a clear path to scale.The automation gap looks different in a fulfillment center than it does on a pharma packaging line, but the pattern is the same: a manual touch limiting an otherwise automated flow. MDCI works across three environments.High-volume operations where throughput is the currency and manual touches between systems are the ceiling. We close gaps in induction, sortation, scanning, and pack — often without WMS integration, so the solution deploys fast and stands alone.Pharmaceutical, aerospace, and detection environments where the automation has to hold tolerances and pass audits, not just move faster. We build to spec and to standard, from serialization conformity through validated, lights-out production.Representative work: aerospace bearing serialization built to US Air Force conformity requirements; pharmaceutical robotic vial loading with custom ASRS running full shifts lights-out; pharmaceutical robotic packaging integrated to the upstream line; Bio-Detection systems in serial production.Reduce the manual touches that remain around your automated lines. Robotic induction, kitting, machine tending, palletizing, and depalletizing — applied to a specific station, integrated with your existing controls, and sized to the problem rather than the whole building.Increase scan and verify speed and take quality checks off the operator. Scan tunnels, overhead and pass-under scanning, five-sided pack-station cameras, OCR, defect detection, and RFID asset tracking to replace manual barcode handling.Improve material flow between systems that were never designed to hand off to each other. Autonomous mobile robots, custom buffer stations, and conveyor interfaces that keep product moving without adding headcount.The competence that makes brownfield work safe. We interface with your existing WMS, ERP, PLC, and conveyor controls so a new cell drops into a live operation without becoming an unsupportable island. This is the difference between a custom machine and a solution you can run, maintain, and scale.Every one of these solved a concrete operating constraint without replacing the core system. Filter by operation zone, technology, or industry to find your analog. Each opens with the impact; the engineering detail is one click down.Shipping sorter for a 3PL2,200 PPHShip / Sort · Vision & Scanning · Fulfillment & 3PLBeforeManual destination handlingSolutionOffline scan and sortImpact2,200 parcels per hourEngineering detail ▾Custom ecommerce shipping sorter for a 3PL operation. Offline scan tunnel means no WMS integration was required, so the system deployed as a standalone unit. Sorts to up to 13 destinations at 2,200 parcels per hour.Pattern: solve a concrete operating constraint without replacing the core system.Robotic parcel induction1,250 PPH / robotInduct · Robotics · Fulfillment & 3PLBeforeManual inductionSolutionRobotic induction cellImpact1,250 parcels per hour per robotEngineering detail ▾Designed for a mixed parcel population including boxes, polybags, and jiffy packs. Handles a broad size range up to 27 x 17 x 17 in and 35 lb, at an induction rate of 1,250 parcels per hour per robot.Pattern: solve a concrete operating constraint without replacing the core system.