On this week’s podcast, the entire The Robot Report editorial staff shared its observations about the 2024 RBR50 Robotics Innovation Award winners.

Brightpick and Chang Robotics plan to offer customers across industries a combination of technical expertise and robotics resources.

Fulfillment robots have evolved from Kiva’s mobile platforms to ASRS and the humanoids now in trials for warehouse use.

The Feed, a sports nutrition and e-commerce company, and Dr. Max, a European pharmaceutical distributor, have deployed Autopicker robots at scale.

Mobile robots rapidly evolved in 2023, as innovative companies developed and refined technologies to advance materials handling.

Brightpick has introduced advanced machine vision and AI to its robots and fleet software, adding 3D scanning and fleet optimization.

Brightpick co-founder and CEO Jan Zizka explains how his company has solved robot-to-goods picking for e-commerce.

In this episode, learn about the MassRobotics accelerator program and listen to an interview with Brightpick CEO Jan Zizka about robotic fulfillment.

Brightpick announced the first installation of its Autopicker aisle-picking robot in the pharmaceutical industry.

After the successful pilot of the Brightpick solution in its Prague fulfillment center, Rohlik will deploy Brightpick’s AI-powered robots across multiple warehouses in 2023 and 2024.

Brightpick’s autonomous mobile robots will first be deployed on the floor of Netrush’s Hebron, KY-based warehouse.

Brightpick announced Autopicker, an autonomous mobile picking robot for e-commerce and grocery order fulfillment.