Brightpick, Trew partner to expand robotic fulfillment portfolio

Adds AI-powered robotic storage, goods-to-person fulfillment and robotic picking tech to Trew automation ecosystem

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By Robotics 24/7 Staff    June 29, 2026         

Brightpick, Trew partner to expand robotic fulfillment portfolio

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Brightpick and Trew partnered to expand the fulfillment portfolio.

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Brightpick, Trew partner to expand robotic fulfillment portfolio

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Brightpick and Trew partnered to expand the fulfillment portfolio.

Automated material handling and software provider Trew, and AI-powered robotic fulfillment system provider Brightpick announced a partnership.

The companies said that the partnership combines Trew’s system development, software platforms and integration background with Brightpick’s technology to give clients flexible automated fulfillment.

Brightpick and Trew partnership details

Through the partnership, Trew said that it will integrate two Brightpick technologies:

“We are excited about the addition of Brightpick to our ecosystem,” said John Naylor, chief revenue officer at Trew. “Fulfillment operations are under constant pressure to adapt quickly to business changes and SKU variations. Brightpick adds robotic fulfillment technologies that complement our portfolio and give clients more options when flexibility, storage density and picking productivity are priorities.”

Trew said that the partnership strengthens its ability to support e-commerce, retail, 3PL and distribution operations seeking scalable fulfillment automation. Trew said that it designs its platforms by connecting Brightpick’s robotic systems with SmartMoves WX Warehouse Execution System, CHAMP Warehouse Control System, sortation, conveyor technologies and project services, creating an integrated offering supported by Trew’s customer experience team for the life of the system.

“Both Brightpick and Trew are growing into leaders in material handling,” said James Cox, chief commercial officer at Brightpick. “This partnership reflects that shared trajectory and aligns well with both our cultures of putting customers first. We look forward to leveraging Trew's experience to bring unique and efficient warehouse automation solutions to market.”

 

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