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Zebra Technologies

United StatesFounded 1969
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Zebra Technologies is a robotics company founded 1969, based in United States, developing 1 robot primarily in the Warehouse AMR category.

Enterprise asset intelligence and AMRs for fulfillment automation

Zebra Technologies makes enterprise automation and asset-intelligence products, including Fetch100 Shelf, Zebra Connect, Zebra Roller Series, and Zebra Flex Series AMRs for fulfillment and warehouse workflows. The company is based in the US and operates through its robotics portfolio for picking, transport, and material-handling use cases in logistics and distribution environments.

Company facts

HQ
Lincolnshire, United States
Founded
1969 · 57 yrs

Robo Score

Products 45%49Range 30%62Momentum66Attention75Readiness28Traction 25%14
44/ 100BBHigh-profile, pre-scale

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Milestones

  1. Expanded the Fetch Robotics portfolio with FlexShelf, FlexShelf Guide, and RollerTop Guide AMRs built on the Fetch Freight100 platform.

  2. 2021acquisitionmobile-robots.com

    Acquired Fetch Robotics, adding autonomous mobile robots to Zebra’s automation portfolio.

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Active products by Zebra Technologies

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Discontinued — no longer sold by Zebra Technologies

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#CategoryKey specs
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Zebra ConnectWarehouse AMRTop speed 1.8 m/s·Runtime 9 hrB
2
Zebra Roller SeriesWarehouse AMRPayload 80 kg·Top speed 1.8 m/sB
3
Zebra Flex SeriesWarehouse AMRTop speed 1.8 m/sB
4
Fetch100 ShelfWarehouse AMRC

Where will these robots operate? Often the same as your country — add more for multi-country deployments.

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