BRISTOL, PA — Sojo Industries has been awarded a U.S. patent for its groundbreaking Mobile Automated Modular Variety and Multi-pack Production Line and System Solution, known as Sojo Flight™. This innovative system transforms traditional manufacturing processes by allowing automated production lines and robotics to be operational within an hour upon deployment, bypassing conventional supply chain hurdles.
The Sojo Flight™ system offers a range of benefits, including enhanced supply chain flexibility and reduced time-to-market. By transporting entire production lines directly to sites, it eliminates the need for shipping individual components, cutting freight costs and minimizing the need for extensive infrastructure. This not only streamlines production but also supports a more sustainable manufacturing approach by reducing transportation emissions.
Engineered around four main principles, Sojo Flight™ features seamless transport through specially designed skids, simplified powering with a single high-voltage power drop, automatic leveling technology for quick precision setup, and flexible anchoring that negates the need for floor modifications.
“We built Sojo Industries on the pillars of mobility and modularity,” said Barak Bar-Cohen, Founder and Chief Executive Officer at Sojo Industries. “Sojo Flight™ is a game changer for the food and beverage industry and further establishes Sojo as a leader in industrial manufacturing with the technology to deliver variety and multi-packs across all formats at an unbeatable price.”
The system has already been deployed with leading food and beverage brands across several U.S. locations, including Denver, Glendale, Lake Elsinore, Salt Lake City, Walla Walla, Indianapolis, and Miami, with further deployments planned for early 2025. This patent solidifies Sojo Industries’ position at the forefront of innovative manufacturing solutions, setting new standards for efficiency and adaptability in the industry.
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