KNAPP is building Walmart fulfillment centers around Evo Shuttle scale
A May 2, 2025 Walmart case record gives KNAPP a multi-site fulfillment benchmark: five advanced centers, 12 steps compressed to five, and nearly 2 million containers per site.
KNAPP listed its Walmart advanced fulfillment-center case on May 2, 2025, describing a multi-site program built around large automated buildings and Evo Shuttle scale. The case says KNAPP and Walmart have already built four advanced fulfillment centers, with a fifth to come, across sites ranging from 871,000 to 2.2 million square feet.
KNAPP says the centers cut a 12-step process to five steps and doubled the number of orders processed per day. The same case says employees had previously walked up to 9 miles per day before the new process reduced that burden.
The deployment uses Evo Shuttle 2D systems with space for nearly 2 million containers per warehouse. In this context, Evo Shuttle is the high-density storage and retrieval layer behind shorter walking paths, while KiSoft keeps order flow, equipment status, analytics, and maintenance management connected across the site.
KNAPP provides software, shuttle hardware, workstation design, resident engineering and lifecycle support for the Walmart programme.
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