Mobile picking robot that retrieves totes from standard shelving and picks items for order fulfillment.
Verdict: Interesting for mid-to-large fulfillment sites that want automated picking without rebuilding the building. Brightpick's minimums mean it is not for small operations.
Autopicker is a multi-purpose robot from Brightpick for picking, replenishment, sortation, putaway and buffering. Brightpick says it navigates with SLAM and AI without QR codes or floor markers, works with standard shelving up to 10 feet, runs up to 12 hours on a battery and installs on site in 3 to 4 weeks. Brightpick lists robots-as-a-service from $2,190 per robot per month, with a 15-robot minimum.
How does this compare with AGVs, goods-to-person systems and picking arms? See our Warehouse Robots guide.
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