"Your gateway to the dark warehouse"
New York logistics-robotics company behind Logic Pallet, a mobile robot for multifacility warehouse automation unveiled in July 2026.
Logic (marketed online as Logic Robotics/Logic-OS, at logic-os.com) is a U.S. logistics-automation company headquartered at 88 Pine Street in New York City, with an additional engineering lab at 411 Waverley Oaks Road in Waltham, Massachusetts. The company builds a combined hardware-and-software stack aimed at automating warehouse and distribution-center operations, marketed under the tagline 'Your gateway to the dark warehouse,' a reference to fully automated facilities that can run with minimal human presence.
On the hardware side, Logic's product line includes Logic Pallet, described by the company as the first mobile robot designed for multifacility logistics automation, unveiled in July 2026, along with a picking robot called Octopus and supporting infrastructure such as robot stands, racking, lifts, and enclosures. On the software side, the company offers a Digital Twin-based operating system along with modules named LINK, LINK+, Picking, Fulfillment, Item Master, and a Transportation Management System (TMS), intended to orchestrate fleets of robots and warehouse workflows from a single platform.
Logic markets its platform across multiple end-industries, listing 3PL, cold chain, defense, distribution, air, maritime, rail, and space logistics as target application areas on its website. Its executive team includes CEO Michael Santora, Chief Growth Officer Anthony Milano, Chief Technology Officer Manit Ginoya, and Chief Revenue Officer Jason Raper. The company's advisory board includes retired U.S. Army Major General Chris Sharpsten, former Director of Logistics for U.S. Central Command; Janet Karika, a former NASA Chief of Staff with space-transportation and logistics expertise; and venture capitalist Tim Draper.
Logic maintains official social media accounts on LinkedIn (listed under the name Meta Logic), X/Twitter (@logicpallet), Instagram, and YouTube. Its news page also references media coverage from outlets including Manufacturing Tomorrow and Industrial Machinery Digest, and lists Michael Santora as a speaker at industry and academic events discussing warehouse automation. The company's exact founding year, employee headcount, funding history, and formal certifications were not confirmed from publicly accessible sources at the time of this profile and are therefore left blank rather than estimated.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
Multi-facility autonomous mobile robot pallet that replaces forklifts, carrying 2,000 lb loads at 2.2 mph with 160-hour battery life.
Overhead warehouse robot that autonomously picks cased goods, handling up to 110 lb per pick at up to 500 cases per hour.
Warehouse control software interface that plans robot missions, tracks Logic Pallet weights in real time, and manages fleet charging.
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