Amazon says its Operations Innovation Lab is one of Europe’s most advanced centers for warehouse automation development.

Recent milestones from Plus One Robotics and Locus Robotics show that the warehouse robotics industry is reaching a new level of maturity.

ODW Logistics said its customer faced difficulties due to a combination of low picking density and inadequate order consolidation.

Staples has signed a multiyear agreement with RightHand Robotics, increasing the range and reliability of the RightPick system for rapid fulfillment.

GXO Logistics is testing AI to analyze real-time data and enhance robot performance for a beauty brand.

RightPick 4 includes enhanced software, upgraded sensors, and redesigned hardware to handle a larger range of SKUs.

Locus Robotics has reduced its go-to-market team in the wake of post-pandemic slowdowns, but the company is still growing globally.

GreyOrange said its Series D round demonstrated investor confidence in its mobile robots and warehouse software for fulfillment operations.

GreyOrange and Hai Robotics have integrated their software and mobile robots to increase throughput, storage density and agility.

DHL is already involved in nine operational AutoStore warehouse projects, and the companies said they have four more in the planning stage. 

Amazon Robotics announces investment into a new robotics development center in Finland.

Robee, latest from Makhina Robotics, is an Autonomous Mobile Robot (AMR) system designed for safe transition to end-to-end automation for e-commerce warehouses.

Tompkins Robotics Headquarters: Raleigh, NC, USAPublic: NOWebsite:https://www.tompkinsrobotics.com/ Products: t-Sort ​Applications: Goods-to-Person Dynamic AS/RS Goods-to-box Store Replenishment Parcel Sortation Background The t-Sort system performs much like a tilt tray or crossbelt sorter. However, the unique and exciting difference is it uses free moving, independent robots. This is the equivalent of having a tilt tray with no…

Geek+ Robotics Headquarters: ​Beijing, China Established: ​2015Public: NOWebsite:​https://www.geekplus.com/ ​Quick Overview: ​Geek Plus (or Geek+) is currently the largest autonomous mobile robot supplier in the world. They have deployed more commercially available robots than any other supplier since their founding in 2015. Geek+ also has the largest product lineup (24 robots) of any supplier, with a…

Fabric (formerly known as Common Sense Robotics), uses autonomous mobile robots to organize and move grocery products in a micro fulfillment system.