Slip Robotics introduced SlipLift, a new autonomous loading platform designed to extend robotic trailer loading and unloading beyond short-haul, high-frequency routes to heavier freight, regional distribution and last-mile delivery networks. At the core of SlipLift is a structural shift that decouples the robot from the payload. Instead of permanently pairing a robot to a single load, SlipLift uses interchangeable SlipCarriers that can be staged, loaded, and swapped as needed. This architecture allows fewer robots to service more dock doors while maintaining fast, repeatable load and unload cycles. SlipLift supports payloads up to 20,000 pounds, expanding automation into heavy short-haul and high-velocity environments such as food and beverage, packaging, paper products and dense automotive assemblies. For regional and medium-haul distribution networks, including CPG, cold chain, and furniture operations, the system enables scalable deployment without placing a robot at every door. Slip Robotics, sliprobotics.com, Booth A2809; B11311; C12965
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