Fifteen-feet below the metal grate underneath your feet, there’s controlled chaos. For 80 feet ahead on the left and right, there’s order. What resembles a metallic marvel out of a Star Wars movie is actually laundry advancement on a scale never before engineered. The innovation is a new 61-bin auto-sort rail system on two decks with 30 additional low-volume sorts at knee-level; its home is Rochester, MN, in the 120,000-square foot Textile Care Services (TCS) plant and offices. The system is certainly the largest in the United States and very likely the world. You may ask if so many sorting ...