Case Study
IMCPC, the nation’s largest snack‑mix producer, manufactures nearly 600 million pounds of snacks in the six weeks leading up to the Super Bowl — including over 67 million pounds during game week alone. To sustain this scale, IMCPC relies on Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs) and Automated Mobile Robots (AMRs) for logistics, packaging, and distribution. Their legacy network struggled to meet the precision, uptime, and responsiveness required for modern automation.
Executive Summary
IMCPC needed a solution that could modernize its robotics network while coexisting with legacy vendor infrastructure. Ramen’s Autonomous Network Operations (RANO) platform offered the ideal fit: a co‑deployment model that automates configuration, provisioning, and optimization across both legacy and modern systems — without requiring forklift upgrades.
Challenge
IMCPC’s existing wireless and wired networks, originally designed for human‑operated processes, could not support the precision and uptime necessary for robotics. Manual configuration slowed operations, and maintaining separate networks for IT and OT increased downtime and inefficiency.

Solution: Ramen Autonomous Network Operations (RANO)
Ramen deployed:
Impact
With RANO, IMCPC transformed its production network into a resilient, autonomous fabric that unifies connectivity, analytics, and security:
Conclusion
IMCPC’s partnership with Ramen marks a shift in industrial automation. By combining AI‑driven network operations, digital‑twin intelligence, and EdgeAI, Ramen RANO provides the foundation for autonomous, data‑aware operations across factory floors and distribution centers.
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