6 Warehouse Robots: Everything You Need to Know

00:00 ● Intro - AutoStore: The Cube Storage Pioneers
AutoStore is the cube storage pioneer reducing storage footprint by 75% when compared to other storage solutions. AutoStore eliminates walkways and shelving and utilizes the highest density ratio cube storage of any goods-to-person system. AutoStore consists of a modular, three-dimensional grid of self-supporting bins that are retrieved by robots and delivered to pick stations. The aluminum cubic grid system can be built around columns or pillars to accommodate user access. The robots travel across the top of the grid, by sophisticated algorithms allowing the robots to work independently or collaboratively, to retrieve bins based on the orders required by pickers. AutoStore delivers ultra-dense scalable storage solutions.
👉• autostoresystem.com
● 1. Autostore & Blackline
01:25 ● 1-1. SoftBank to Take 40% Stake in Norwegian Robotics Firm AutoStore for $2.8 Billion .
SoftBank and its Vision Fund have invested aggressively in robotics technology, with founder Masayoshi Son frequently predicting that computers will surpass humans in 30 years. Japanese company will pick up 40% stake in Norwegian warehouse automation specialist.
👉• autostoresystem.com/
02:29 ● 1-2 The B1 is a high-speed Robot, featuring an internal cavity design. Able to accommodate taller Bin heights, accelerate faster, and reach higher driving speeds. The internal cavity design also allows for a smaller footprint per Robot further improving Robot trafficking and system performance. Battery packs are exchanged quickly for 24/7 operations.
👉• autostoresystem.com/
03:53 ● 2. SqUID - Israeli Robotics Startup
Elon Musk Puts Spotlight on Israeli Robotics Startup - SqUID
Israeli robotics startup BionicHIVE, based out of Sha'ar HaNegev in southern Israel, received its 15 minutes of fame over recent days courtesy of none other than Elon Musk.
A video posted by user @MachinePix on January 12 showed BionicHIVE's SqUID warehouse logistics robot in action, and the impressive video caught the attention of Musk, the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX who last week became the richest man on the plant with a worth of $182.9 billion. Musk, who has 42.5 million followers on Twitter, wrote in reply to the SqUID video: "The robot future is coming" and the video has since reached an amazing 1.9 million views.
👉• www.bionichive.com/
👉• PATENT : bit.ly/3riswyv
05:15 ● 3. OTTO - Clearpath Robotics
Clearpath Robotics Raises $30M to Become a Tesla for The Factory Floor
Ontario tech firm Clearpath Robotics has raised $30 million in a Series B round of venture funding to scale up production of its self-driving vehicles.
👉• www.clearpathrobotics.com/
Boston Dynamics and OTTO Handle Demo Future of Warehouse Robotics
The demonstration showed the degree to which warehouse automation can go.
Boston Dynamics and OTTO Motors have teamed up for a demonstration of the warehouse of the future. In a newly released video, a Boston Dynamics Handle robot rushes about a storage area at speed as it picks boxes and builds pallets atop an OTTO Autonomous Mobile Robot (AMR) platform.
👉• ottomotors.com/
06:42 ● 4. Fox Robotics (Automated Trailer Unloading Forklift)
Fox Robotics is a platform the engineers and manufactures autonomous forklifts that special ize in trailer unloading.
👉• www.foxrobotics.com
07:56 ● 5. Seegrid Closes a $52M Round for Self-Driving Industrial Vehicles
Seegrid, a company that builds self-driving vehicles to transport materials in industrial environments, has added a further $27 million to its recent
equity funding. This closes the round at $52 million and takes the company’s total raised to $150 million, with a valuation “in excess of $400 million.”
👉• seegrid.com/
09:41 ● 6. Aethon TUG T4 Autonomous Mobile Robot
High-Tech 'TUG' Robots Will Do Heavy Lifting at Mission Bay
👉• aethon.com/
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[@MG-er6dm]

WORK PLACE ANIMATION IS WELL AND TRULY HERE. There's no looking back.

[@jessf493]

That was awesome, the future of robotics looks amazing. Thanks for the share.

[@tomaszwodarczyk7924]

Feels like a professional movie trailer, very impressed & something that can convince managers to switch to automation

[@DreamingSnorlax]

This is beautiful and wonderfully amazing but just to be nit-picky "everything you need to know" is incredibly loose here lol Like I need to know more about these!! Basically just 6 ADs haha

[@araksanomar6722]

This video is overwhelming ....they are doing too much! Less is more sometimes 😌

[@jerryboblett3083]

Picking that slow they would have to give a reason why they didn’t get their numbers or face being terminated.

[@jeromepiette4311]

Quand fait on des machines pour remplacer les gens qui conçoivent de telles machines?

[@barnumeffect9422]

저 방식은 태생적으로 매우 비효율적인 경우가 많다. 저 방식을 사용 하려면 다음 날 오더를 미리 받아 창고가 조업이 끝나 사람이 없는 상태에서 다음 날 오더 순서로 스토리지 박스를 하드 디스크 정리 하듯이 수직 정렬해야 한다 때문에 밤 사이에 특정 로봇이 에러 나고 그 로봇이 점유한 채 서 버린 슬롯의 모든 하부 박스들은 접근 불가 상태가 된다 당일 실시간 오더를 처리하려면 가장 하단층에 있는 박스가 오더가 들어 온다고 쳐보자 그리고 그런 오더가 다수이면 로봇들은 최하층 박스 꺼내려고 그 위에 있던 박스들을 일일이 죄다 다른 슬롯에 쓸어내고 나서야 하나의 오더를 처리 할 수 있다 그것도 오더 1개 전체가 아니라 오더 물품들 중 하나 픽업 하는데 그렇다 현직 물류 자동화 엔지니어로서 정말이지 비효율적인 플랫폼이다 그리고 로봇들 트래픽, 통신장애, 오류, 고장률이 낮을꺼라 생각하면 멍청한 것이다. 유지 보수 하기에도 로봇들이 고공에 있어 안전문제에다 보수성도 최악이다

[@flyerplanet]

I don't understand the usefulness of this video. So many light images and sounds to show nothing concrete

[@DaveSmith-cp5kj]

Basically the idea is that instead of giving a human an order who then has to go figure out where the product is in the warehouse and retrieve it, you just put the order in and the robots immediately know where they need to go. It's mainly because places like California have raised the minimum wage so it no longer is profitable to hire blue collar workers so they are now being replaced by robots which are cheaper to maintain and less legal liability in the long run.

[@peterhburge]

I learned absolutely nothing in the first 4:16 so I left. All graphics, music, and animation. No educational or informative content.