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Cornerstone Automation Systems (CASI)
United States
US manufacturer and integrator of warehouse automation solutions for retail, e-commerce, and third-party logistics. Specializes in modular, scalable first-mile and last-mile material handling systems for distribution centers.
Visionnav. Robotics
China
VisionNav Robotics, a global leader of industrial unmanned vehicles, is committed to promoting flexible and automatic application in logistics nodes with technology-enabled automated guided vehicles. Providing automated guided vehicles and driverless solutions for flexible logistics in manufacture and warehouse, VisionNav achieves up to 9.4m material storage, up to 2m narrow aisles transmitting, automated truck loading, multi-layer cage stacking, etc..
Robotica Inc
US developer of warehouse automation robotics, including the patented ABOT automated box-opening system processing over 1,000 boxes per hour, and the DePack decanting robot handling 10,000+ units per hour. Also offers modular parcel-sorting systems from 2,500 packages per hour.
ATTAbotics (CA)
Canada
Canadian warehouse automation technology company whose robotic storage and retrieval systems have been acquired by LaFayette Systems, a firm with 30+ years in material handling. The combined entity delivers 3D grid-based robotic fulfillment systems for warehouse and e-commerce distribution.
Designed Conveyor Systems
Israel
US warehouse automation and material handling systems integrator delivering turnkey fulfillment and distribution solutions. Services include warehouse design consulting, conveyor and sortation systems, and 24/7 system support for e-commerce operations.
Ambi Robotics
United States
AI-powered warehouse automation systems: AmbiStack (overhead gantry robotic palletizing/stacking for inbound/outbound; multi-container support including pallets/floor/walled bins; Sim2Real-trained AI for placement); AmbiSort A-Series (small parcel sorting: bin-fed/conveyor-fed induction, AI vision/gripper for pick-and-place); AmbiOS (unified OS with PRIME-1 foundation model for perception/planning; 3D reasoning, >99.9% uptime, neural detection/inspection). Targets logistics/last-mile; no construction/demolition products. Limited hardware specs (e.g., exact reach/payload/precision) publicly detailed.
Bionic Hive (SqUID) (IL)
Israel
Israeli developer of warehouse automation robots capable of floor-to-ceiling picking in existing rack structures without facility modifications. The SqUID system retrofits human-labor warehouses with autonomous picking and inventory management.
Konboi
United States
Konboi develops AI-driven warehouse automation software. Its platform integrates computer vision, real-time inventory tracking, and workflow optimization algorithms to coordinate robotic picking, sorting, and fulfillment operations within high-throughput logistics environments.
Mytra
United States
Mytra's warehouse automation system integrates advanced robotics and AI-driven software to optimize material handling. Key features include a patented Helix Design for 3000 lbs lift capability, 99.999% uptime through infinite redundancy, and full-stack perception with 11 cameras. The system supports dynamic parallelization for 150 presentations per hour and utilizes slotless inventory management for efficient operations.
Opex Corp
United States
OPEX Corporation manufactures warehouse automation and document processing automation systems. Its modular fulfillment platforms support order picking, reverse logistics, and parcel management for distribution center clients globally.
Symbotic
United States
Symbotic develops AI-powered warehouse automation platforms with SymBot mobile robots featuring robotic vision/sensing, autonomous palletization algorithms, high-density storage structures, and end-to-end intelligent software for supply chain operations.
TGW Logistics GmbH
Austria
TGW Logistics engineers warehouse automation systems including automated storage/retrieval cranes, shuttle systems, conveying, sortation, software (TGW Warehouse Software), and integrated intralogistics solutions.
The Numina Group
United States
When choosing a warehouse automation company with proven methods and technologies to automate your warehouse picking, packing and shipping processes for improved profitability, look no further than Numina Group.The Numina Groupis a recognized leader in the industry of warehouse design, providing profitable solutions from lean warehouse automation to consulting services on capacity and expansion requirements.
Bastian Solutions
Bastian Solutions specializes in robotic warehouse automation and intralogistics software systems, focusing on optimizing material handling processes. Their offerings include automated storage and retrieval systems (AS/RS), conveyor systems, and advanced robotics integration. The company employs technologies such as machine learning and real-time data analytics to enhance operational efficiency and streamline supply chain management in various industrial applications.
InVia Robotics
United States
InVia Robotics provides subscription-based warehouse automation combining AMRs, AI-powered warehouse execution software and monitoring services for goods-to-person fulfilment with a pay-per-productivity model.
TGW Robotics GmbH
Germany
TGW Robotics develops robotic solutions for warehouse automation including autonomous mobile robots, robotic picking stations, and integrated handling systems for high-speed order fulfillment and logistics processes.
Brightpick
United States
Brightpick's Autopicker integrates advanced AI robotics for comprehensive warehouse automation, facilitating tasks such as Goods-to-Person picking, assisted picking, order buffering, sortation, and stock replenishment. This solution offers a flexible Robots-as-a-Service (RaaS) model, minimizing upfront capital expenditure and enabling rapid deployment with a one-month installation timeline, achieving up to 85% labor reduction in fulfillment processes.
Covariant
United States
Covariant Brain is an AI-driven robotics platform designed for warehouse automation. Utilizing RFM-1 architecture, it leverages a multimodal dataset to enable robots to autonomously pick diverse SKUs from Day One. The system supports fleet learning, optimizing performance across operations. Its design addresses labor shortages and fluctuating demand, ensuring adaptability in dynamic supply chain environments.
Locus Robotics
United States
Locus Robotics specializes in autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) designed for warehouse automation. The LocusONE platform facilitates enterprise-wide deployment, optimizing workflows through data analytics. Key features include a multi-bot approach, flexibility, and integration capabilities. The system enhances picking, putaway, and transport operations, achieving up to 400 units per hour (UPH) while improving operational efficiency and scalability in logistics environments.
Osaro
United States
OSARO develops AI-driven robotic piece-picking systems for warehouse automation. Its SightWorks perception software enables real-time decision-making for picking, bagging, kitting, and depalletizing in high-SKU-variability environments.
Roboteon
United States
Roboteon develops robotics fulfillment and orchestration software platform for warehouse automation, with plug-and-play integration across AMRs, automation, WMS/ERP systems, configurable workflows, AI/ML task assignment, simulation, and optimization for fulfillment operations.
Klug Integrierte Systeme GmbH
Germany
German intralogistics consultancy with 30 years of experience in planning and implementing warehouse automation systems. Specializes in holistic intralogistics consulting covering electromechanics, IT, personnel management, and long-term system optimization.
Peaklogix
United States
PeakLogix is a US material handling integrator with over 30 years of experience delivering warehouse automation solutions. Services include conveyor systems, robotic picking, WMS software (ScottTech PickPro), and storage solutions for distribution, e-commerce, and manufacturing operations.
Kion Group
Germany
German group supplying forklifts, warehouse equipment, and automated logistics systems. Brands include Linde MH and Dematic. Develops AI-driven warehouse automation, AGV fleets, and supply chain optimization software for global distribution.
Rapyuta Robotics (JP)
Japan
Rapyuta Robotics is a Japanese robotics-as-a-service company providing cloud-connected AMR and warehouse automation solutions to enterprise customers. Its rapyuta.io platform enables accessible, scalable deployment of intelligent robots in logistics environments.
Cognibotics AB
Sweden
Cognibotics AB develops cognitive robotics technologies for advanced industrial motion and automation. Key offerings: Juliet&Romeo® (generic real-time robot programming language with low-latency multitasking, safety, and automatic memory management via Romeo virtual machine); CogniCal (sensorless calibration software for cobots and industrial robots enhancing accuracy and consistency); HKM1800 (high-speed pick-and-place robot for warehouse automation with superior reach, speed, and scalability); high-dynamic systems for large-part machining.
Retrotech (acq by Kion)
United States
Retrotech, acquired by Kion Group, was a US warehouse automation and conveyor systems integrator specialising in automated storage and retrieval systems. The current URL resolves to an unrelated retro electronics review site, indicating a domain change post-acquisition.
Bastian Solutions, a Toyota Automated Logistics company
United States
Bastian Solutions provides automated material handling systems, intralogistics, and warehouse automation. As a systems integrator, it designs and implements turnkey solutions including conveyor systems, AS/RS, robotics integration, sortation, automated guided vehicles (AGVs), goods-to-person systems, and Exacta™ warehouse control software for distribution centers and production facilities.
Abel Womack
United States
Authorized dealer for Raymond electric forklifts providing material handling solutions, AMR/AGV integration, and warehouse automation services. Offers fleet management, forklift safety training, and robotic system deployment for manufacturing and distribution operations.
