Swisslog, a provider of warehouse automation and software, has named Sean Wallingford as its new President and CEO of Swisslog Logistics.
Tesla Optimus demo; Markus Schmidt from Swisslog on the future of warehouse automation
This week, we discuss the recent demo of the Tesla Optimus bipedal robot and talk to Swisslog President Markus Schmidt about high throughput material handling.
Swisslog joins Berkshire Grey’s Partner Alliance program
Swisslog offers AutoStore’s modular and flexible automated storage and retrieval system, among other robotic solutions.
Former Swisslog CEO Chris Baur joins Caja Robotics as senior advisor
Baur will leverage deep experience to strengthen the company’s European presence.
Swisslog, KUKA collaborate on CarryPick AGV-based system
Global warehouse automation specialist Swisslog recently worked with KUKA to strengthen its AGV-based CarryPick system — namely by bringing mobile goods-to-person systems in-house. CarryPick is an automated storage and order fulfillment system. It works as a flexible and scalable asset for supporting multi-channel fulfillment operations. The CarryPick system’s new KMP600 AGV was developed in an…
Dematic, Swisslog, Egemin and Intelligrated have all been acquired
First the KION Group acquires Dematic for $2.5 billion and a week later Honeywell acquires Intelligrated for $1.5 billion. Earlier KION acquired Retrotech and earlier still Egemin while Kuka acquired Swisslog. What’s going on? All these companies are logistics and material handling vendors and times are changing in logistics and fulfillment. With a greater and growing…
PAS Power Automation Sys (acq by Swisslog)
KUKA acquires Swisslog for $357 million
Late last month KUKA made a public offer to Swisslog shareholders to purchase their shares at 8.9% above the market price. Swisslog’s Board of Directors have recommended that the offer be accepted. KUKA, one of the Big Four global robot makers, stated that the purchase price would be $357 million and that the transaction would…
Swisslog (acq by Kuka) (CH)
Forte Automation Systems (acq by Swisslog)
Berkshire Grey loses $29M in Q2 on $23.4M in revenue
Berkshire Grey saw $20 million in new orders in Q2 and currently has a backlog of $100 million in orders.
Plus One Robotics appoints Robert Nilsson as chief revenue officer
Nilsson joins at a high-growth time for the company which recently opened offices in Pittsburgh and The Netherlands.
MODEX 2022 Show Guide
Going to MODEX 2022? Our show guide is a filtered view to all of the important robotics product launches and highlights of the show as you plan your visit to the show floor.
2022 robotics predictions from industry experts
Leading robotics experts such as Juan Aparicio and Ken Goldberg, share what they’ll be keeping an eye on in 2022.
Jungheinrich AG acquires AMR provider arculus
arculus brings AMR expertise while extending the Jungheinrich portfolio with a deep AMR-based product line.
ABB paid $190M for ASTI Mobile Robotics
ASTI solutions are currently selling at a revenue of $50M per year with a 30% annual growth rate.
GroceryShop 2021 Recap
GroceryShop is a great event if you want to reach buyers from national and regional grocers.
12 notable warehouse-focused AMR acquisitions
Recapping some of the major acquisitions of autonomous mobile robot companies over the years.
Locus Robotics acquires Waypoint Robotics to diversify AMR lineup
Locus Robotics adds heavy-duty payload capabilities and new AMR opportunities with Waypoint Robotics acquisition.
FBI installs AutoStore records filing and retrieval system for 2B pages of documents
The General Services Administration has implemented the first robotic filing and retrieval warehouse for FBI records using AutoStore’s cube technology.
Savioke, Brain Corp discuss what service robot developers should know
Even as demand for mobile service robots rises during the COVID-19 pandemic, robotics developers should remember use cases and ROI, say two experienced executives.
8 mobile robot applications that will grow in 2020
Mobile robot applications will keep growing in 2020, both within and across industries, says columnist Kayla Matthews.