DCS Now Listed on the Modern Robotics Registry

Designed Conveyor Systems (DCS) earned a profile on the Modern Robotics Registry (MRR). MRR is a citation-first database that tracks robotics and automation companies. The registry covers deployments, funding, and hiring activity across the industry.
How MRR Describes DCS
MRR lists DCS as a Tennessee-based warehouse automation systems integrator that brings more than 40 years of experience. The registry highlights DCS’s role as URBX’s first authorized systems integrator to implement its goods-to-person robotic AS/RS system. The system reaches heights up to 125 feet across 75 levels.
MRR also notes DCS’s end-to-end approach to warehouse automation. DCS covers receiving, storage, fulfillment, sortation, and outbound shipping. The registry cites DCS’s 2023 acquisition of IMI Industrial as well.
By the Numbers
DCS operates with a team of 201–500 employees. The registry counts three publicly announced deployments on record. DCS also shows 17 open roles in its most recent hiring snapshot. MRR treats hiring activity as a signal of company momentum. It does not count hiring as deployment evidence.
Deployments on Record
MRR’s log cites three publicly announced projects. DCS built a regional processing and distribution center for USPS, which later won a Supplier Performance Award. DCS also delivered a greenfield spare-parts distribution center for Meyn Americas. A third highlighted deployment features a DATUM™ warehouse execution system (WES) software rollout at Superior Communications.
Why It Matters
This listing places DCS alongside other logistics and robotics integrators in MRR’s growing, source-linked reference guide. Industry researchers, investors, and job seekers use it to evaluate the physical artificial intelligence (AI) and automation landscape.
View the full profile, here: roboticsregistry.net — Designed Conveyor Systems


















