Brightpick will showcase Autopicker 2.0, the company’s latest version of its flagship multi-purpose robot, and display a new automation system. The company said the new system will advance the fulfillment market for high-throughput warehouse automation and mark a significant expansion of its overall portfolio. Equipped with AI-powered decision-making and a mobile robotic arm, Autopicker robots pick individual items from shelves and totes. Using advanced 3D vision and force-sensing grippers, the robots operate with human-like dexterity, navigating aisles and shelves with lidar sensors and AI, even in lights-out environments. Brightpick’s Intuition AI software empowers each robot to see, think and act with human-like responsiveness and adaptability - continuously evaluating what’s happening across the warehouse to direct each robot to its next task with ease. Brightpick, brightpick.ai, Booth C13383
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