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Robotic Shuttle Put Wall

Built by Berkshire Grey · United States

Updated May 2026·methodology
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The Robotic Shuttle Put Wall is a Warehouse AMR developed by Berkshire Grey (United States), launched 2013. Key specifications: type sortation amr, payload 6 kg.

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Commercial maturity20%85/100
Deployment footprint18%unknown
Proven track record12%100/100
Spec completeness12%100/100
Company financial health12%94/100
Company maturity8%65/100
Manufacturer portfolio6%51/100
Media mentions (trailing 12 months)6%unknown
Independent recognition4%unknown
Market momentum2%unknown

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Overview

The Berkshire Grey Robotic Shuttle Put Wall (RSPW) is an AI-powered robotic sortation system for e-commerce order fulfillment. It uses a gantry-style robotic shuttle to place items into up to 240 order sort locations simultaneously, dramatically increasing throughput compared to manual put walls. The system handles 100% of typical e-commerce SKUs including challenging items like polybags, cylinders, and tubes. Upstream batch pick rates can improve by up to 33%, and the overall fulfillment process can be increased by up to 300% without additional labor.

Flagship features

  • AI-enabled robotic sortation system for e-commerce order fulfillment
  • Handles up to 240 concurrent orders vs. industry average of 80 for manual put walls
  • Increases order fulfillment throughput by up to 300%
  • Handles 100% of typical e-commerce SKUs including challenging items (polybags, cylinders, tubes)
  • Improves upstream batch pick rates by up to 33%
  • No additional labor required to operate

Buyer decision signals

Deployments

1 known operator in UNITED KINGDOM

A.P. Moller-Maersk

Viability

$266.0M raisedest. 2013

Take-private by SoftBank

Specifications

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Company profile

Funding raised
$266.0M
Founded
2013

Detailed specifications

Other6
Sub Category
sortation_amr
Payload Class
light
Company Country
US
Deployment Notes
Deployed by Maersk in a 685,000 sq. ft. facility at SEGRO Logistics Park East Midlands Gateway ahead of 2023 peak season in the U.K.[3][7]
Environment Rating
indoor_only
Additional Information
- AI-enabled robotic sortation system for e-commerce order fulfillment - Handles up to 240 concurrent orders vs. industry average of 80 for manual put walls - Increases order fulfillment throughput by up to 300% - Handles 100% of typical e-commerce SKUs including challenging items (polybags, cylinders, tubes) - Improves upstream batch pick rates by up to 33% - No additional labor required to operate - Part of Berkshire Grey's comprehensive AI-powered robotic portfolio for supply chain automation - FedEx deploying fully autonomous robotic trailer unloader (separate product) in 2026 after multi-year collaboration

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Company milestones

  • Jul 2023AcquisitionTake-private by SoftBank
  • Jan 2020FundingSeries B financing
  • 2024PartnershipHoneywell collaboration on robotic sortation and picking
  • 2023DeploymentMaersk announces UK deployment of BG Robotic Shuttle Put Wall
  • 2023MilestoneBG RSPW positioned for higher-throughput order sortation
  • 2021MilestonePublic listing
  • 2021LaunchBerkshire Grey launches Robotic Shuttle Put Wall with Identification
  • 2013MilestoneFounded

Frequently asked questions

Who makes the Robotic Shuttle Put Wall?
The Robotic Shuttle Put Wall is developed by Berkshire Grey, based in United States.
What type of robot is the Robotic Shuttle Put Wall?
The Robotic Shuttle Put Wall is a Warehouse AMR made by Berkshire Grey.
How much does the Robotic Shuttle Put Wall cost?
Pricing for the Robotic Shuttle Put Wall is not publicly listed — contact Berkshire Grey for a quote.
When was the Robotic Shuttle Put Wall launched?
The Robotic Shuttle Put Wall was launched in 2013.
What are the key specifications of the Robotic Shuttle Put Wall?
Key specifications of the Robotic Shuttle Put Wall: type sortation amr, payload 6 kg.

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