2020
Branch opens in Singapore
Modula opens the South East office in Singapore. The Lift range is expanded.
2019
New plant planned for Ohio
Modula begins planning for a new factory in Franklin, Ohio. The Modula Slim is introduced at the LogiMAT conference in Germany.
2018
Modula opens new subsidaries
Modula opens four new storage solution subsidaries across Mexico, China, and Spain. The Modula Lift New Generation is released with upgraded features. Modula’s OnePick enters the market.
2017
Production facility expands to China
Modula’s production facility in China is created. The Modula Cloud software is developed to monitor the performance of all warehouses. Modula ends the year with sales of 2,150 machines.
2016
Modula enters UK, India markets
Modula launches operations in the United Kingdom and India. The OnePick prototype is shown at CeMAT. A total of 1,500 units are sold during the year, 200 of which are in the U.S.
2015
U.S. factory established in Maine
Modula is officially an American product, with production in Lewiston, Maine. $10 million are invested in automation and the facility itself.
2014
Modula sells 1,000 machines during year
Modula sells 1,000 of its units worldwide in 12 months, a first for the company.
2013
Modula OneTon introduced
The Modula OneTon added to the lineup, providing a load capacity of 2,182 pounds.
2012
Reseach begins on anti-seismic solutions
Modula begins researching ways to ensure products can withstand earthquakes.
2011
Modula Sintes1 introduced
The Modula Sintes1 is released as a smaller, lighter version of the Modula Lift.
2010
Modula Lift enters market
The Modula Lift is officially launched into the automated storage market.
2009
Germany gets Modula representation
With demand for its products continuing to grow, Modula adds an office in Germany.
2005
Branch established in France
Modula opens a new office in France as part of its European expansion.
2001
Modula enters U.S. market
Modula opens its first office in the United States.
1999
New touchscreen interface introduced
The new technology allows operators to interface directly with Modula VLMs.
1987
A new way to store material is introduced
Modula introduces a revolutionary vertical storage system, widely acclaimed due to its design that reduces ground space up to 90%.