Production
Omnic production facilities
At Omnic, we firmly believe that in-house production is a key to ensure the highest level of product quality, while maintaining employee well-being, social responsibilities and environmental-friendly production methods.

End-to-end innovation from idea to launched parcel locker business
We control every stage of equipment production, from initial R&D to production, final assembly and testing, all performed by our team of experienced specialists.
The production facilities of the company consist of a fleet of highly efficient and modern equipment from leading manufacturers in Europe, Latvia, China, using modern processing technology.

OmniFactory Georgia
The production facilities in Georgia are located in Rustavi covering an area of 2800 m2 with a full production cycle in metal processing and assembling with a production capacity of over 800 modules per month.
Area of production facilities in Georgia
Capacity of modules per month
Professionals involved in the production process
Of electricity consumption is on a renewable energy source
Our certificates
All Omnic products comply with European quality and safety standards as well as national standards (Georgia and Latvia). The components we use are CE EU and RoHS certified, which guarantees compliance with European safety and environmental standards.




Our production process
We have 5 levels of quality control at each stage of production to ensure the Exceptional quality
01
Design and Engineering
The production process begins with the design and engineering phase, where the concept and specifications of the parcel locker are developed. Our hardware R&D team operates in two main areas: developing parcel lockers and self-service solutions, and creating custom products upon client request. The team consists of Product Managers, Design Engineers, Embedded Developers, and Researchers.
02
Material Procurement
Once the design is finalized, we procure all necessary materials for constructing parcel lockers. This may include metals, plastics, electronic components, and other required hardware.
03
Manufacturing
The manufacturing phase involves fabrication of different components for parcel lockers. This includes cutting and shaping metal or plastic sheets, welding or joining the components, and assembling them to form the locker structure.
04
Installation of Electronic Components
In this step, electronic components such as sensors, control panels, and locking mechanisms are installed into the locker. Wiring and connections are established to ensure proper functionality.
05
Testing and Quality Control
After the assembly is complete, thorough testing is conducted to ensure that the locker functions correctly. This includes checking the electronic systems, locking mechanisms, and overall durability of the locker. Any necessary adjustments or improvements are made during this stage.
06
Branding and Packaging
Once a parcel locker passes all quality control tests, it undergoes finalization processes such as painting, coating, and branding or labeling. All parcel lockers are carefully packaged for safe transportation and storage.
Empowering sustainability through clean energy
Our production is completely carbon-free and will generate 0.5 Megawatts of energy when the entire line is operational.
Of electricity consumption is on a renewable energy source
Carbon dioxide emissions reduction within the first year
Carbon-free energy production
Combined area of solar panels

OmniFactory Latvia
By the Q3 of 2024, we plan to complete the construction of an additional production facility in Latvia. It will cover an area of 5000 m² with a full production cycle and a production capacity of more than 1000 modules per month.
We plan to complete the construction of the facility
Area of production facilities in Latvia
Capacity of modules per month
Of electricity consumption is on a renewable energy source

Create your parcel locker with us
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Ann Gregory
Partnership Associate Director