Under the agreements, Symbotic will deploy its end-to-end systems at two Walmex greenfield distribution centers.

Wing and Serve said their collaboration will enable food pick-up in wider urban areas over a six-mile radius.

As more retailers deploy the Simbe platform worldwide, research found that over three out of four shoppers prefer in-store robots.

GXO is working with robotics providers including Reflex Robotics to test mobile manipulator capabilities in tasks such as omnichannel fulfillment.

Pudu Robotics introduced the semi-humanoid robot concept in May as part of its long-term strategic vision for the service robotics industry.

Simbe partnered with BJ’s to roll out an enhanced version of its Store Intelligence system and new capabilities for the Tally robot.

Real Life Robotics begins its first public deployment, deliverying meals to animal habitats at the Toronto Zoo.

Richtech is deploying ADAM robots into everyday situation as the robotic bartender gains experience and popularity.

After initiating the Chapter 11 process in May, Takeoff Technologies has now found a buyer for its micro-fulfillment assets.

Ujjwal Kumar, group president of Teradyne Robotics, discussed his role and where he thinks the industry is heading.

Not only is DroneUp rapidly increasing its payload capacity, but it’s also increasing the drone-to-pilot ratio for BVLOS deliveries.

Serve Robotics announced a the addition of Shake Shack to the list of merchants serviced in Los Angeles by the autonomous delivery robots.

AmbiSort B-Series is the company’s entry into automated induction, middle-mile sortation, and reverse logistics.

Vayu Robotics has won a large commercial contract as it launches its delivery robot that combines AI models with low-cost sensing.

Store Intelligence includes significant software upgrades with the Simbe Mobile app and Virtual Tour feature to help manage inventory.

Symbotic’s modular automation system enables robot-to-robot handoffs for depalletizing throughout the warehouse.

Serve Robotics has expanded Los Angeles deliveries and extended its Ouster lidar supply agreement, aiming for 2,000 deployments by 2025.

RoboGrocery uses soft robotics, sensors, and algorithms to handle a stream of unpredictable objects on a conveyor belt, said MIT CSAIL.

Simbe Robotics’ Tally robot helps store managers track inventory, saving time and improving customer service, according to a survey.

DriveU.auto’s platform will add to Service Robotics’ suite of tools as it works to deploy up to 2,000 robots on the Uber Eats platform. 

Adapta Robotics grew out of a university competition team, and the Romanian startup identified electronics and retail as markets.

S&S Activewear, a leading apparel distributor, has expanded its use of automation with help from Geek+ and Korber Supply Chain.