Topic: Robotics

Funding will further accelerate GreyOrange’s growth and industry defining leadership in automation within the warehouse fulfillment and retail markets

RAM will help deploy AMR solutions from Robotize

Founder Ronnie Vuine remains responsible for advancing the company’s AI-powered vision system.

Additional funding opens path to global expansion for intelligent robotics provider Mujin, and increased operational efficiency for Japan Post.

GreyOrange software together with Hai Robotics bots take aim at increased throughput, storage density and agility. In just two years, the partners have completed more than 10 projects together.

The robot is being tested on logistics tasks at SPANX’s facility in Flowery Branch, Ga., where GXO manages warehouse operations for the global womenswear brand’s direct-to-consumer and in-store orders.

Autonomous tuggers based on AMR technology helped automotive supplier Shape Corp. take on the persistent labor shortage and efficiently move materials.

Logistex provides automated materials handling and software solutions for warehousing operations.

Project at transload facility in Long Beach, Calif., enhances worker safety, efficiencies.

Following a slowdown in revenues in 2023, the global warehouse automation market will experience some growth in 2024 and return to high growth in 2025, market intelligence firm predicts.

New alliance combines robotics with advanced operational design and implementation expertise, to optimize warehouse operations and boost productivity.

Bastian Solutions and Exotec are already successfully working on a robotic installation for a leading sports equipment company. The site is currently expected to be delivered in 2024.

DHL Supply Chain is currently involved in nine AutoStore projects across Singapore, the U.S. and Germany, with four more in planning

Team will support Kassow Robots' sales partners, system integrators, and distributors in the U.S. market.

Through the global partnership, multiple projects are already in different stages of deployment in both the United States and the EMEA region, including major robotic installations for several large retailers in the sports and home appliances sectors as well as innovations in goods-to-person sortation systems.

The collaborative picking system incorporates Siemens’ SIMATIC Robot Pick AI technology based on deep learning algorithms to automate the picking process.

E-commerce leader plans to use new robots to support workplace safety and help it more quickly deliver customer orders.

Wiferion will become a new business unit within PULS, PULS Wireless, and the current operational team will remain in Freiburg, Germany, selling to and servicing global accounts.

Danish AMR provider focuses on internal pallet transport, notes it already has several customers and partners in North America.

The Movu Robotics portfolio provides low entry, and scaleable warehouse automation solutions for growing businesses, enabling easy installation and adaptability to new business needs through simple integration and a minimal Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) approach.