"Slashing the Cost of Mixed Case Palletizing"
US robotics firm building AI-powered mobile heavy-lift AMRs for mixed-case palletizing in warehouses and distribution centers.
Black-I Robotics is a US-based robotics company founded in 2006 and headquartered in Tyngsborough, Massachusetts. Originally developing autonomous robots for the US Department of Defense and DARPA — including systems to move heavy artillery shells — the company has transitioned to commercial warehouse automation. Its flagship product, the Fullscope Robot Worker (Version 10), integrates a proprietary AI-based heavy-lift mobile arm with a general-purpose AMR platform.
The system uses 2D/3D vision and AI to navigate warehouses autonomously, pick mixed-case SKUs from standard racking, build mixed pallets at a rate of one 1-ton, 100-item pallet per 18 minutes, and autonomously transport pallets to shipping docks. The solution can offset up to five human workers per 24-hour shift and won a competitive pilot hosted by Chewy, Inc. Black-I's robots operate in standard warehouse racks without infrastructure retrofits, and its patented battery cycle technology enables 24/7 continuous operation.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
AI-powered mobile heavy-lift AMR that autonomously builds 1-ton mixed-case pallets at 18 minutes per pallet.
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Contact Black-I Robotics, Inc.
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United States
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Founded
2006
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North America
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