MIT-birthed startup Pickle publicly showcased its container unloading robot for the first time this morning at ProMat.

Able to unload up to 1,000 cases per hour, TruckBot is a robot with an unconventional form, built specifically to address the challenges presented by the unloading process of floor-loaded trailers ...

“We’ve been looking for a viable container unloading solution for over 5 years because this is a critical part of our operations. The Pickle Robot ticks all the right boxes for Randa.” About 25 ...

Rightbot, a startup developing suction-based robots that can unload truck-transported freight in a range of sizes, has raised $6.25 million in a funding round led by Amazon's Industrial Innovation ...

Pickle robots work collaboratively with warehouse staff to make the physically demanding process of unloading non-palletized goods from trucks and containers safer and more efficient. Story Continues ...

"Pickle robots really do unload trucks, or in our case ocean freight containers," said Tom Blaylock, Director of Operations at United Exchange Corporation. "Pickle has been a great partner to work ...

(MENAFN- GlobeNewsWire - Nasdaq) Randa Staff Embraces the Robot and Considers the Pickle Part of the Team CAMBRIDGE, Mass. and NEW YORK, Jan. 08, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Pickle Robot Company (“Pickle ...

Pickle Robot operating in a contaner at Randa Apparel & Accessories Pickle Robot operating in a contaner at Randa Apparel & Accessories Each container holds between 800 and 1,200 cases that each ...

Rightbot's robot can, the company claims, automatically unload trucks, trailers and container ships. Leveraging a conveyor belt, a robotic arm equipped with what's essentially a suction cup and a ...

Manually unloading floor-loaded freight is some of the most physically demanding work in logistics and a constant source of staff turnover for most operations. Pickle robots autonomously unload trucks ...

Pickle robots autonomously unload trucks and containers solving these challenges with a reliable product embraced by both distribution operators and their associates who work with the robots.