Ultra Robotics Corp.
"Industrial AI Robots. Running in warehouses across America."
Ultra Robotics (NYC) makes the OP1 industrial AI robot for warehouse packing, sorting and kitting — plug-in, operational in hours on 120V power.
Ultra Robotics Corp. (operating as Ultra, at ultra.tech) is a New York City-based company that designs and manufactures industrial AI robots for warehouse and fulfillment automation. The company's product is the Operator (OP1), a multi-purpose, stationary AI robot purpose-built for the repetitive, high-volume physical tasks that power the US logistics and e-commerce economy: order packaging, sorting, and kitting.
The OP1 is distinguished by its deployment model and physical design. It operates from a fixed base mounted on locking caster wheels, with a 5×5 ft footprint and an effective work area of up to 10×10 ft, reaching from 0 to 10 ft vertically. It is powered by a standard 120V outlet (drawing up to 10A peak) and requires only a dedicated 10 Mbps Ethernet connection — no special infrastructure, fixed installation, or charging swap is required. The stationary base design eliminates the tip-over risk common with mobile manipulators and means the robot is effectively always on and always available. Ultra states that the OP1 can be rolled out, plugged in, and in active production use within hours, not weeks, distinguishing it from conventional warehouse automation that requires months-long integration projects.
The OP1's AI system is designed to handle variable items, changing workflows, and unpredictable demand levels — conditions typical of real warehouse floors — rather than requiring perfect, pre-configured environments. Payload capacity is up to 10 lbs (approximately 4.5 kg). Ultra offers the robot on a trial basis: customers can try the OP1 for three months before scaling up, making it accessible to warehouse operators who want to pilot automation before committing capital.
Ultra is headquartered in New York City and the robots are designed and assembled there. The company's social presence is active on LinkedIn (linkedin.com/company/ultraroboticsco), Instagram, X (x.com/Ultraroboticsco), TikTok, and YouTube. The company is targeting American warehouse operators across e-commerce, third-party logistics, and light manufacturing fulfillment sectors.
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Plug-and-play stationary warehouse AI robot for order packing, sorting, and kitting — operational in hours on a standard 120V outlet.
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