About Us
We bring productivity to logistics operations with multi-robot solutions for towing materials on carts and pallets. By creating simple, effective ways to automate material handling in warehouses and production sites, we make accessible automation solutions while increasing productivity, minimizing errors and reducing accidents.
We focus on complimenting intralogistics staff and processes with efficient autonomous technology so that our clients can benefit from operations that lead to a productive and safe workplace.

Our Values
Simplicity
We enforce a philosophy of simple thinking using first principles over hype, jargon and complexity.
Customer-centricity
Quality (by Design)
We create robust products by understanding the complexity of robotics and the reliability needed in your operations.
Solutions with a purpose
We will never claim we can solve all problems. We only find solutions to problems critical to your business
Our Location
Tractonomy is located in the contemporary and charming city of Ghent, Belgium.
We are a few hours from every major city: Amsterdam, Paris, Lille, Bonn or London just to name a few.


Our Vision
Tractonomy will be the leading authority in providing the complete autonomous solutions for the world’s most respected logistics operators delivered by a team of passionate roboticists, field experts and a passion for creating a true difference for our customers and partners.
A Brief History of Time
Tractonomy was founded in 2019 by Keshav and Geert, two engineers unable to be further apart by age, origin or knowhow.
They partnered for one purpose – to create the best cart towing robots the world has seen. Elias joined in the early bootstrapping days.
Today with Tony, Muamer and all our specialist consultants – all passionate about robotics, we have made that purpose a reality.

The Team
Dr. Keshav Chintamani
Client/Investor Relations and Solutions
Keshav is our client/investor relations and solutions lead. He is passionate about creating robotic systems that solve real end-user problems. A philosophy he has maintained across 15 years of initiating, fund-raising and managing robotics projects in European Space Agency, European Commission, Flemish and NASA R&D programs.
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Geert Dorme
Machine Design and Manufacturing
Geert is our machine design lead. With over 40 years of building complex industrial machines, his deep mechanical engineering and fabrication expertise results in our ability to deliver robust and cost-effective mechanical systems, which like everything he creates, keeps on going and going and going.
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Dr. Elias De Coninck
Latest News
Automation. Why robots create benefits for workers and help keep production local.
It’s quite hard to sometimes explain to people unfamiliar with what is happening in logistics, manufacturing and supply chain why robots contribute to the wellbeing of persons and the safeguarding of any production environment. Many think that robots are only out there to replace human beings. They couldn’t be more wrong.
Mohamed Lasgaa, Groenewout: Putting supply chain at the Executive Committee level is crucial.
Tractonomy Robotics recently caught up with Mohamed Lasgaa of Groenewout a leading Consulting firm specialized in supply chain management and logistics.
Jan De Kimpe, LogisolPro : Automation in the warehouse will be one of the biggest challenges
Tractonomy Robotics recently caught up with Jan De Kimpe, one of the leading experts in logistics and a Partner at consulting company Logisol Pro.
Tractonomy Robotics latest ATR2 robot to collaborate with VDL Industrial Modules in the frame of the EC’s SHOP4CF project.
Tractonomy Robotics – supported by the European Commission’s SHOP4CF project – has teamed up with VDL Industrial Modules (IM) to collaborate on a pilot installation of Tractonomy’s ATR2 autonomous towing robots
Localization. Why it’s one of the most critical aspects for your robot not to lose track.
For every robot, localization is critical, but did you know that there are many mechanisms to help the robot with its localization? At Tractonomy, our engineers have been focusing on this aspect from the start and this is why our ATRs (Autonomous Towing Robots) never lose track.
The art and science of successful change management in logistics
Logistics management specialist Rod Turner talks to Tractonomy about the current challenges in logistics and how to overcome them.
Want to become a Business Partner?
Want to become a Business Partner? Tractonomy is a leader in intelligent autonomous material handling solutions. Our solutions bring predictability to operations by creating cost effective and efficient ways to transfer materials in warehouses and production sites....
The Future of Last-Mile Logistics? Automated Robots
The Future of Last-Mile Logistics? Automated Robots Automated storage has gained a solid foothold in most logistics operations but in most cases one key step has been missed. This is where Last-Mile Logistics comes in. An interesting subject of discussion in the world...
The power of engineering at Tractonomy Robotics
The power of engineering at Tractonomy Robotics Any warehouse operation or logistics facility is faced with many different challenges but the most important one is without a doubt, how to transport the many carts throughout the facilities, from reception to the...
How to estimate payback of a Logistics Mobile Robot?
Automation can lead to RoI of less than one year. With so many companies investing in logistics robots, the first question that comes to mind is will this work for my company? Can I afford it? How does it address my staffing issues. We spoke to Keshav Chintamani, CEO...
See how much productivity and savings you gain with Autonomous Towing Robots
We have demonstrated how easy it is for companies, big and small, to benefit from autonomous towing robot solutions. Using simple approaches for maximum success coupled with quick payback periods as low as 1 to 1.5 years - we help you maximize productivity and profit.
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+32 471 827 669
E-mail:
info@tractonomy.com