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ABB to showcase expanded AI-powered autonomous mobile robot range at Automate Show

May 9, 2025 by Mark Allinson

ABB is extending its portfolio of fully autonomous mobile robots by equipping its Flexley Mover P604 with 3D visual simultaneous localization and mapping (Visual SLAM) navigation and user-friendly AMR Studio programming software.

The launch marks another milestone in ABB’s journey towards autonomous mobile robots that are more versatile, efficient and easier to use.

Marc Segura, president for ABB Robotics, says: “ABB has perfected robot eyes, through 3D AI vision technology; hands, through advanced force-sensing, precision dexterity and machine learning; and independent mobility, through 3D mapping. [Read more…] about ABB to showcase expanded AI-powered autonomous mobile robot range at Automate Show

Filed Under: News, Warehouse robots Tagged With: 3d vision robotics, abb autonomous mobile robots, AI-powered robotics, amr studio software, automate show 2025, flexley mover p604, industrial robotics, intralogistics automation, mobile robot navigation, visual slam amr

Pio says its new robotic warehouse scales from thousands to millions of orders

May 9, 2025 by Mark Allinson

Pio, which claims to be the industry’s “only plug and play warehouse automation solution for smaller companies”, has released information about its global expansion.

It also provided more details about its full product lineup and a network of new strategic partners to help small and mid-sized businesses compete on speed, accuracy, and scale.

The launch marks “a major step” in making the kind of fulfillment technology once reserved for retail giants accessible to fast-scaling businesses everywhere, says the company. [Read more…] about Pio says its new robotic warehouse scales from thousands to millions of orders

Filed Under: News, Warehouse robots Tagged With: autostore technology, e-commerce fulfillment, logistics automation, order fulfillment automation, pio, pio warehouse automation, plug and play warehouse automation, robotics-as-a-service (raas), scalable warehouse solutions, small and mid-sized business automation, warehouse automation

ForwardX Robotics to showcase latest AMR solutions at Automate 2025

May 8, 2025 by Mark Allinson

ForwardX Robotics, a developer of vision-based autonomous mobile robots (AMRs), will be participating in Automate 2025, North America’s premier automation technology event.

Taking place from May 12-15 at Huntington Place, Detroit, ForwardX invites attendees to visit Booth #5632 for an exclusive experience of the most advanced AMR technology transforming manufacturing and logistics worldwide.

At Automate 2025, ForwardX will debut its latest breakthroughs under the theme: “One Software for Every Move”. [Read more…] about ForwardX Robotics to showcase latest AMR solutions at Automate 2025

Filed Under: Features, Warehouse robots Tagged With: Automate 2025, autonomous mobile robots (amrs), detroit manufacturing technology, forwardx robotics, logistics automation, material handling automation, omnifleet, smart factory solutions, vision-based navigation, warehouse automation

Amazon Vulcan robot latest to join online retail giant’s 750,000 robots in workforce

May 8, 2025 by Mark Allinson

Amazon’s recent unveiling of its Project Vulcan underlines its position as a leader in warehouse automation.

Vulcan is a sophisticated robot equipped with a sense of touch; it features advanced force feedback sensors, can precisely handle a vast array of products, including delicate items, working collaboratively with human employees to enhance efficiency and safety within Amazon’s fulfillment centers.

This latest innovation demonstrates the online retail giant’s ongoing commitment to integrating cutting-edge robotics into its global operations. [Read more…] about Amazon Vulcan robot latest to join online retail giant’s 750,000 robots in workforce

Filed Under: Features, Warehouse robots Tagged With: ai in warehouse operations, amazon fulfillment center robots, amazon robotics systems, amazon robots, amazon workforce automation, autonomous mobile robots, Project Vulcan, robot-human collaboration, robotic arms in logistics, warehouse automation

Opinion: ‘Specialized robots – not humanoids – will dominate robotics’, says Exotec CEO

May 7, 2025 by Mark Allinson

In an opinion piece published on the Fortune website, Romain Moulin, CEO of Exotec, argues that specialized robots, designed for specific tasks, are more efficient and cost-effective than humanoid robots.

This perspective, also highlighted in the Fortune article, suggests that the future of robotics lies in purpose-built machines rather than those mimicking human form.

Moulin uses the analogy of a dishwasher versus a humanoid robot washing dishes to illustrate his point: “The dishwasher is faster, more efficient, and vastly more cost-effective because it’s designed specifically for one task.” [Read more…] about Opinion: ‘Specialized robots – not humanoids – will dominate robotics’, says Exotec CEO

Filed Under: Features, Warehouse robots Tagged With: Amazon Kiva Systems, Exotec CEO Romain Moulin, Forbes robotics opinion, future of robotics, humanoid robots, robotics efficiency, robotics industry trends, specialized robots, task-specific robots, warehouse automation

Footwear company SoftMoc adopts AutoStore warehouse system for Ontario, Canada facility

May 4, 2025 by Mark Allinson

Footwear retailer SoftMoc has selected AutoStore warehouse technology to optimize its fulfillment operations.

The new AutoStore system, implemented by Element Logic, is set to enhance SoftMoc’s speed, efficiency, and scalability, reinforcing the company’s commitment to exceptional customer service.

Parth Joshi, chief product officer at AutoStore, says: “At AutoStore, we are dedicated to helping brands like SoftMoc enhance their through automation and intelligent software. [Read more…] about Footwear company SoftMoc adopts AutoStore warehouse system for Ontario, Canada facility

Filed Under: News, Warehouse robots Tagged With: automated storage and retrieval system, AutoStore Canada deployment, AutoStore warehouse system, Element Logic integration, footwear logistics solution, Ontario warehouse automation, retail fulfillment technology, retail supply chain optimization, SoftMoc automation, warehouse robotics Canada

GreyOrange selects enVista to join its certified partner network

May 1, 2025 by Mark Allinson

GreyOrange, a provider of warehouse automation software and robots, has agreed a partnership with enVista, a supply chain and enterprise solutions provider.

enVista joins GreyOrange’s Certified Partner Network of system integrators providing custom automation and store solutions powered by GreyOrange software.

With this partnership, supply chain and retail leaders will benefit from enVista’s proven and industry-trusted implementation, integration and deployment consulting services for GreyOrange’s GreyMatter and gStore Software as a Service (SaaS) applications. [Read more…] about GreyOrange selects enVista to join its certified partner network

Filed Under: News, Warehouse robots Tagged With: AI in logistics, enVista partnership, GreyMatter software, greyorange, gStore SaaS, retail automation, robotics system integration, supply chain optimization, warehouse automation, warehouse orchestration

Superior Communications installs 37 Brightpick robots at Tennessee facility

May 1, 2025 by Mark Allinson

Brightpick, a provider of warehouse automation solutions for order fulfillment, has installed 37 Autopicker multi-purpose robots at Superior Communications, a North American distributor of mobile accessories, to automate their distribution center in LaVergne, Tennessee.

The fleet of Autopicker robots will handle all aspects of the fulfillment process, from picking and buffering orders of screen protectors, phone cases, accessories, and telecommunication equipment, to consolidating and dispatching shipments to retail stores.

The robots will be rolled out in two phases to ensure optimal integration. Phase one will introduce 19 Autopickers into Superior’s operations this summer. [Read more…] about Superior Communications installs 37 Brightpick robots at Tennessee facility

Filed Under: News, Warehouse robots Tagged With: AI in logistics, automated retail fulfillment, Brightpick Autopicker, mobile picking robots, RaaS warehouse robots, robotic order fulfillment, robotic warehouse systems, Superior Communications, Tennessee distribution center, warehouse automation

Locus Robotics surpasses ‘5 billion picks’ in warehouse operations

April 25, 2025 by Mark Allinson

Locus Robotics, a provider of AI-driven, mobile warehouse automation, says it has “surpassed the 5 billion units picked milestone” across its global installations for its customers.

In what the company describes as “a powerful display of industry momentum and customer-driven growth”, Locus achieved this key milestone just 24 weeks after reaching its 4 billionth pick in October 2024.

This rapid acceleration highlights the transformative impact of Locus’ mobile automation technology and the growing urgency among global brands to modernize their fulfillment operations to deliver consistent high productivity. [Read more…] about Locus Robotics surpasses ‘5 billion picks’ in warehouse operations

Filed Under: News, Warehouse robots Tagged With: AI-driven logistics, locus, Locus Array system, locus robotics, logistics automation, mobile robots, order fulfillment robotics, physical ai, robotic picking systems, robotics, warehouse automation, warehouse robotics growth

BlueBotics launches ‘comprehensive tracking solution’ for forklifts and robots

April 22, 2025 by Sam Francis

BlueBotics, a provider of autonomous navigation and fleet management, has introduced ANT locator – a versatile tracking solution designed to enhance the management of manual forklifts and their integration with automated guided vehicles (AGVs) and autonomous mobile robots (AMRs).

Building upon the company’s established vehicle positioning technology, ANT locator offers precise tracking capabilities for both indoor and outdoor environments, facilitating improved operational efficiency and safety.​

Dr Nicola Tomatis, CEO of BlueBotics, says: “ANT locator enables companies to accurately determine the location of their forklifts and associated payloads, addressing the evolving challenge of coordinating manual and automated vehicles within shared spaces.”

The system supports the implementation of traffic control measures, such as traffic light systems, and allows for smart interactions in predefined zones, ensuring seamless integration between different vehicle types.​

Key features of ANT locator include:​

  • Transport Flow Optimization: By integrating live coordinates of manual trucks into BlueBotics’ ANT server fleet manager, the system can automatically manage interactions among AGVs, manual trucks, and personnel, optimizing space utilization and enhancing safety.​
  • Precise Asset Tracking: ANT locator provides real-time tracking of manually moved goods, ensuring accurate pallet location data and improving inventory management.​
  • Flexible Integration: The solution is compatible with existing warehouse management systems (WMS), manufacturing execution systems (MES), enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems, and other fleet management platforms. Additional modules are available for outdoor tracking and monitoring other mobile assets, such as pallet jacks and staff.​

ANT locator is designed to meet the needs of AGV/AMR and manual forklift manufacturers, third-party software providers, and end-users seeking to enhance their internal logistics operations.

The solution will be commercially available from June 2025.

Filed Under: News, Warehouse robots Tagged With: AGV and AMR fleet management, ANT locator BlueBotics, autonomous forklift tracking, forklift and robot coordination, indoor outdoor vehicle tracking, manual forklift tracking system, pallet tracking technology, real-time asset location systems, smart logistics integration, warehouse automation solutions

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