GreyOrange has raised $135 million to continue helping retailers and warehouses automate and orchestrate fulfillment.

The funding will drive global growth; further expand global customer installations and accelerate deployment of software solutions.

The 430,000-square-foot facility will be equipped with GreyOrange’s robotic technology, which is expected to speed up order fulfillment.

Goods-to-Person (G2P) autonomous mobile robot (AMR) provider GreyOrange announces a new autonomous vertical bin picking solution together with robotics integrator Vicarious. The solution leverages a collaborative robot (cobot) arm and AI-driven vision guidance to locate and acquire items out of vertical bins contained on a mobile storage unit (MSU). Vicarious has raised more than $122M…

Less than two weeks after opening its US headquarters, GreyOrange raised $140 million in Series C funding for its warehouse robots. The Series C round brings GreyOrange‘s total amount of funding to more than $170 million over three rounds. The Singapore-based company raised more than $30 million over two funding rounds in 2014-2015. Mithril Capital, which…

The US warehouse robotics market is expected to surpass $20 billion by 2024, according to a recent study by Global Market Insights. And GreyOrange warehouse robots are joining the mix. GreyOrange, a leading warehouse automation company based in Singapore, is opening its US headquarters in Atlanta, an R&D office in Boston, and a US-based manufacturing…

GreyOrange, a multinational company that develops automation for warehouses, distribution and fulfillment centers, announced the beta launch of its Butler PickPal at LogiMat 2018 in Stuttgart, Germany. As e-commerce continues to boom, orders need to be fulfilled faster with more accuracy and cost-efficiency. The Butler PickPal hopes to improve customers’ order picking processes thanks to artificial intelligence…