Ambi Robotics
Ambi Robotics announced its new AmbiStack, AI-powered robotic stacking for warehouse operations. Shown here is its AmbiSort A-Series offering at a deployment.
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Ambi Robotics
Ambi Robotics announced its new AmbiStack, AI-powered robotic stacking for warehouse operations. Shown here is its AmbiSort A-Series offering at a deployment.
Ambi Robotics, a provider of AI-powered robotic sorting and stacking offerings for warehouse operations, unveiled AmbiStack, a robotic system designed to automate the complex process of stacking items onto pallets or into containers to achieve maximum density.
With the global warehouse automation market projected to surpass $55 billion by 2030, AmbiStack said its new offering addresses a critical demand for efficiency and scalability in supply chain operations.
AmbiStack empowers warehouse operations across manufacturing, distribution and e-commerce sectors by rapidly and reliably stacking high-density mixed SKUs, reducing downstream transportation costs. Ambi Robotics said it alleviates the burden of repetitive, injury-prone motions for workers, enabling them to transition into higher-value roles as Robot Operators, focusing on assisting robotic operations when needed.
“Logistics companies are under continuous pressure to deliver items faster and for lower cost, which puts a lot of strain on operations to maintain reliability while rapidly adapting for the future,” said Jim Liefer, CEO of Ambi Robotics. “AmbiStack can easily be configured to automate the repetitive motions involved in a wide variety of stacking and palletizing applications, driving greater accuracy and efficiency, while future-proofing warehouse operations.”
Unlike traditional automation, the company said that AmbiStack is a configurable system that can stack to a large number of outputs across multiple use cases, such as building inbound pallets from floor-loaded trucks, assembling outbound pallets for retail distribution, or even stacking walled containers for parcel transport. AmbiStack’s unique form factor, refined from years of perfecting gantry technology in commercial operations, according to the company, allows the robot to stack in various container types, including those with tall side walls, or directly on the floor, and adapt to existing facilities.
AmbiStack features advanced AI technology which allows the system to stack items without prior knowledge of size, position, or appearance. Powered by an AI vision system based on foundation models and built on knowledge from over 200,000 operational hours of high-fidelity focused data, AmbiStack analyzes, tracks and picks each item while performing quality control checks.
Its AI planning system, built on simulation-to-reality technology, eliminates the need for tedious real-world data collection, allowing rapid deployment into production. AmbiStack uses reinforcement learning to reason about the most efficient stacking of unfamiliar items, adapting to real-world conditions on-the-fly to maximize pallet and container utilization.
Other features of AmbiStack include:
“AmbiStack represents an evolution of our AI-powered robotic innovations, building on our technology in physical AI to add stacking as a fundamental new robot skill in AmbiOS,” said Jeff Mahler, co-founder and CTO of Ambi Robotics. “We’ve initiated the AI flywheel for stacking with Sim2Real reinforcement learning, and performance will only improve as robots collect data from production environments. As proven by our AmbiSort A-Series technology, which has improved over 55% since launching, AmbiStack will continue to outperform performance benchmarks and provide round-the-clock reliability – delivering strong ROI for our customers.”
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