Calgary, Canada warehouse robotics firm founded 2016 by Scott Gravelle; its cube-shaped Attabot system cuts warehouse floor space by up to 85 percent.
Attabotics is a warehouse automation technology company founded in 2016 by Scott Gravelle and headquartered in Calgary, Canada, which remains its engineering and manufacturing hub. In 2026 the company became part of LaFayette Systems, a family-owned material-handling business with more than 30 years in the industry; Attabotics now operates within the combined LaFayette Systems organization rather than as a standalone firm.
Its core product is a cube-shaped robotic storage and retrieval system built around four parts: a modular cubic storage structure replacing conventional aisles with vertical and horizontal storage lanes, the Attabot robot that travels through the structure at 2.7 meters per second to retrieve items, presentation stations where robots deliver totes to pick stations, and Attabotics software linking the system to a customer's ERP and warehouse management systems. The company states the system cuts floor space for a given storage capacity by up to 85 percent and labor by up to 75 percent, delivers orders to an operator in under 90 seconds, and runs across 2 to 40 degrees Celsius at 15 to 90 percent non-condensing humidity.
Deployments include Modern Beauty Supplies in Canada and a fulfillment system for the U.S. Marine Corps Logistics Command, alongside a $20 million in-house manufacturing facility that came online in 2020.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
Autonomous shuttle robots within a vertical storage gallery for high-density fulfillment, reducing warehouse footprint by up to 85 percent.
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2016
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Manufacturer
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North America
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