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The Robot That Learned the Warehouse
Covariant spent a year asking where intelligent robots belonged. The answer was a warehouse - where failure was cheap, variety was endless, and every awkward pick could make the next robot less foolish.
Migros One Wants the Whole Shopping List
Groceries, dinner, pet food: Migros One is gathering the household shop into one app. Behind the screen, the Turkish retailer is putting its stores, software and delivery network to work together.
The Robots Taking the Warehouse's Hardest Shift
Berkshire Grey spent a decade teaching machines to pick the unpickable. Now its robots are moving from the tote to the sorter to the trailer door - chasing every stubborn bottleneck in the warehouse.
GreyOrange
GreyOrange is a warehouse-automation company that builds AI software and mobile robots to run fulfillment operations for retailers, distributors and 3PLs. Its GreyMatter fulfillment operating system continuously optimizes decisions across a distribution center, orchestrating fleets of Ranger mobile robots, people and existing equipment to move goods, pick orders and manage inventory. Founded in India in 2011 and now headquartered in Atlanta, the company sells its technology outright or as a monthly robotics-as-a-service subscription, and has raised more than half a billion dollars from investors including Mithril Capital, Tiger Global and Blackstone-adjacent funds.