Berkshire Grey is merging with SoftBank Group Corp in a deal valued at 24% more than the stock price at the end of trading on March 24, 2023.

This week’s podcast reviews the latest developments in UAVs and a deep dive into product management with Kishore Boyalakuntla.

Berkshire Grey saw $20 million in new orders in Q2 and currently has a backlog of $100 million in orders.

FedEx continues to embrace automation to streamline operations and drive long-term efficiencies.

Swisslog offers AutoStore’s modular and flexible automated storage and retrieval system, among other robotic solutions.

This partnership enables AHS to implement Berkshire Grey sortation and ASRS solutions for warehousing, logistics and 3PL clients.

Berkshire Grey began trading on the NASDAQ today after completing the integration with SPAC Revolution Acceleration Acquisition Corp.

FedEx Ground deployed Berkshire Grey Robotic Product Sortation and Identification systems to sort thousands of small parcels daily at its facility in Queens, N.Y.

Berkshire Grey, a developer of integrated artificial intelligence and robotic solutions for e-commerce, retail replenishment, and logistics, is going public through a merger with special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) Revolution Acceleration Acquisition Corp (RAAC). The deal values the combined company at $2.7 billion. Berkshire Grey said it will have approximately $507 million in cash when…

As Thanksgiving approaches, Berkshire Grey has partnered with City Harvest and the Greater Boston Food Bank for the Picking With Purpose initiative, which uses robots to pack meals in the fight against hunger.

Berkshire Grey said its new Robotic Induction Station is intended to be quick and easy to deploy and can add capacity and efficiency for operations built around traditional sortation systems and processes.

Jessica Moran, who has built teams, strategies, and operations for high-growth B2B technology companies, is senior vice president and general manager of 3PL at Berkshire Grey.

In January 2020, robotics companies working on mobile robots, drones, surgical systems, and autonomous harvesters did better than some food-service robotics companies in terms of funding.