The Freight is a Warehouse AMR developed by Fetch Robotics (United States), launched 2014, listed at $35,000 USD (unverified). Key specifications: navigation Autonomous with dynamic obstacle avoidance, mapping, and localization, safety cert. CE mark, FCC registration[5].
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Overview
Freight is an autonomous mobile base designed for use in warehouses to transport materials from point A to point B. The robot platforms come in three models (100, 500, and 1500) representing the payload capacity in kilograms. It features integrated 3D camera and lidar for vision and obstacle avoidance, configurable shelving for various package and pallet sizes, and custom motors with suspension for precise odometry. With injection-molded fire-resistant skins, it provides industrial-grade durability for warehouse and factory environments.
Flagship features
- Enhances efficiency in warehouse operations
- Integrates seamlessly with existing systems
- Supports real-time data sharing and tracking
- Recognized for innovation in logistics automation
Buyer decision signals
Viability
Series C financing
Price
Aggregated from public sources — unverified
Availability
Certifications & autonomy
Specifications
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Company profile
- Funding raised
- $94.0M
- Founded
- 2014
Detailed specifications
What it is built for4
- Industries
- 3pl,ecommerce fulfillment,retail dc,grocery,pharmaceutical,automotive logistics,manufacturing,cold chain,apparel,general warehousing
- Applications
- goods to person,person to goods,pallet transport,towing,line side delivery,cross docking,case picking,sortation,returns processing
- Industries Served
- e-commerce,automotive,pharmaceuticals
- Primary Applications
- each picking,case picking,pallet picking,putaway,replenishment,cross docking,sortation,manufacturing logistics,yard management,kitting
Size & capacity1
- Height Mm
- 356
Movement & precision2
- Max Speed M S
- 1.5
- Walking Speed Ms
- 1.5
Power & runtime2
- Auto Charging
- true
- Charge Time Hours
- 1
Controls & integration8
- Sensor Suite
- Integrated 3D camera and lidar, 2D LiDAR scanners with 25m range, two 3D cameras[2][4][5]
- Api Available
- true
- Fleet Software
- FetchCore
- Onboard Compute
- FetchCore software
- Mounting Options
- Modular top plate with 73-74 threaded mount points
- Compatible Vision
- 3D camera, 2D LiDAR scanner (25m range)
- Software Platform
- FetchCore
- Programming Interface
- Robot Operating System (ROS), Ubuntu 14.04, custom navigation packages[1][2]
Buying & support3
- Datasheet Url
- Preview PDF online
- Availability Status
- available
- Countries Available
- United States[1][2]
Other details1
- Ce Marked
- true
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Company milestones
- Jul 2019FundingSeries C financing
- 2021AcquisitionAcquired by Zebra Technologies
- 2021MilestoneZebra expands Fetch Robotics fulfillment portfolio
- 2021MilestoneZebra Technologies expands Fetch Robotics portfolio
- 2020PartnershipFetch and Zebra announce integrated fulfillment solution
- 2019MilestoneFreight500 highlighted as newest Freight model
- 2017MilestoneProMat 2017 showcase
- 2017FundingSeries B financing
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Frequently asked questions
- Who makes the Freight?
- The Freight is developed by Fetch Robotics, based in United States.
- What type of robot is the Freight?
- The Freight is a Warehouse AMR made by Fetch Robotics.
- How much does the Freight cost?
- The Freight is listed at $35,000 USD in the Robolist catalogue, but this figure is unverified and not confirmed by Fetch Robotics — contact them for a quote.
- When was the Freight launched?
- The Freight was launched in 2014.
- What are the key specifications of the Freight?
- Key specifications of the Freight: navigation Autonomous with dynamic obstacle avoidance, mapping, and localization, safety cert. CE mark, FCC registration[5].
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