Mytra, a company which says it is “supercharging industrial productivity with first-of-its-kind three-dimensional robotics”, has announced its new headquarters in Brisbane, California, with a 100,000 square-foot factory to support growing customer demands and the 100-person team.
The space will serve as the company’s new headquarters and aid in new product development for its robots.
Founded by alumni of Tesla and Rivian, Mytra is aiming to consolidate and automate warehouse operations through a robot and storage rack system to improve efficiency when it comes to the movement of goods.
The new warehouse space will allow for further build-outs, research and development of the company’s pallet-size robot and matrix of three-dimensional Storage Cells, while also operating as a showcase location of live demos for its enterprise customers.
Chris Walti, Mytra CEO and co-founder, says: “The city of Brisbane punches above its weight in terms of technology innovation and local Bay Area talent.
“We’re thrilled to expand our footprint with a larger headquarters and warehouse space that will help us scale our robotics build-outs to meet growing customer demand.”
Mytra has experienced impressive growth, both in R&D advancements and headcount. The company was also recently recognized in Fast Company’s Most Innovative Companies list and The Information’s list of 50 Most Promising Startups.
