Adagy Robotics

Adagy Robotics provides a 24/7 remote intervention service for robots experiencing operational failures. When a robot encounters a problem, trained operators take control through an API, resolving issues and returning the robot to autonomous function. The service ensures minimal downtime by quickly addressing robotic system interruptions, collecting performance data, and helping robotics companies improve their technology’s reliability.

Figure

Figure is an AI robotics company developing general-purpose humanoid robots that combine artificial intelligence, perception, sensing, and physical manipulation. Its technology is designed for environments ranging from automotive manufacturing and logistics to homes, with robots capable of performing tasks that require movement, dexterity, and interaction with objects. Figure’s robotics platform includes its F.03 humanoid and Helix AI system for autonomous control.

Locus Robotics

Locus Robotics develops autonomous mobile robots for warehouse automation. Their LocusBots work alongside human workers to enhance order fulfillment efficiency in e-commerce and distribution centers. The company’s multi-bot system optimizes picking processes, reducing walking time and increasing productivity. Locus Robotics offers flexible solutions that can be easily scaled to meet seasonal demands and business growth, with robots that can navigate multi-level mezzanines and integrate with existing warehouse management systems.

Fetch Robotics

Fetch Robotics develops and manufactures autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) for warehouse automation and logistics. Their cloud-based platform integrates with a range of AMRs to streamline material handling, inventory management, and fulfillment processes. Fetch’s robots can transport items from parts to pallets, perform cycle counting, and work alongside humans to improve efficiency in distribution centers and manufacturing facilities.