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Jens Bohnwagner of xSQUARE
- Published December 06, 2022 7:52AM UTC
- Publisher Maan Perez
- Categories Executive Interviews
xSQUARE is a VC-backed, intelligent warehouse automation tech company. It develops smart warehouse solutions (e.g. warehouse control system, automated guided vehicles such as autonomous forklifts, and robots), optimising warehouses to solve the challenges of interoperability and automation fragmentation. xSQUARE has grown its revenue by 2,650% over the last 4 years to S$3.3M. Its clients are mostly MNCs such as GSK.
Watch this interview with CEO Jens Bohnwagner as he walks us through what xSQUARE does along with its notable achievements to date.
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