With the acquisition of UBIQUICOM, ZAPI GROUP took another step towards becoming a fully-fledged system integrator. As far as the powertrain is concerned, this function has been performed for a couple of years by 4e-consulting. The Milan-based company, specialising in processes in productivity, efficiency and safety, is only seemingly peripheral to POWERTRAIN’s core. In UBIQUICOM‘s sights is efficiency in warehouse logistics. Hence, fuel savings and upgraded operations.

ZAPI GROUP announces acquisition of UBIQUICOM

ZAPI GROUP’s acquisition of UBIQUICOM enhances OEMs’ access to robust automation solutions that drive safety and efficiency in material handling and manufacturing operations.

The acquisition of UBIQUICOM is an exciting milestone as ZAPI GROUP continues to diversify its portfolio and grow its capabilities to serve the global AGV and material handling sectors,” noted Mr. Giannino Zanichelli, founder and owner of the ZAPI GROUP. “This strategic development enables the company to broaden the spectrum of value-add solutions and integrated systems available to our OEM customers.” The ZAPI GROUP companies provide a wide array of capabilities for OEMs with a range of electrification solutions for material handling machines/robots, including inverters/controllers, electric motors, high-frequency battery chargers, and accessories. The group’s companies leading innovation across AGV and material handling sectors include Zapi, Best Motor, BlueBotics, Delta-Q Technologies, Inmotion Technologies, Schabmüller, ZIVAN, ZTP, 4E-Consulting, and now UBIQUICOM.

According to UBIQUICOM

We are thrilled to pair our expertise with an industry leader such as ZAPI GROUP,” said Stefano Sarasso, Founder and CEO of UBIQUICOM. “Our proven track record of developing RTLS solutions for the safety and efficiency of processes across production, supply chain and logistics complements ZAPI GROUP’s existing system integration solutions and advances its electrification mission.”

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