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Freight 100

Built by Fetch Robotics · United States

Updated May 2026·methodology
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The Freight 100 is a Warehouse AMR developed by Fetch Robotics (United States), launched 2014, listed at $35,000 USD (unverified). Key specifications: type goods to person, payload 78 kg, top speed 1.75 m/s, navigation slam natural.

Robo Index

A

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6 of 10 signals present

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Weighted factors

average of the 6 scored · blanks don't count

Commercial maturity20%100/100
Deployment footprint18%unknown
Proven track record12%100/100
Spec completeness12%100/100
Company financial health12%89/100
Company maturity8%60/100
Manufacturer portfolio6%66/100
Media mentions (trailing 12 months)6%unknown
Independent recognition4%unknown
Market momentum2%unknown

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Overview

Freight 100 is an autonomous mobile base for use in warehouses designed to transport materials with a payload capacity of 100 kilograms. Its design features an integrated 3D camera and lidar for vision and obstacle avoidance, making it efficient for navigating industrial environments.

Flagship features

  • Fetch Robotics was acquired by Zebra Technologies in August 2021
  • The robots are widely used across various industries for optimizing material handling and logistics
  • Recognized for innovative solutions that enhance supply chain efficiency

Buyer decision signals

Viability

$94.0M raisedest. 2014

Series C financing

Price

$35,000

Unverified — no source on record

Availability

1-yr warranty

Specifications

Category: Warehouse AMR
Type
goods to person
Payload
78 kg
Top speed
1.75 m/s
Navigation
slam natural
VDA 5050
Yes
Safety cert.
none
Battery type
li ion
Auto-dock charging
Yes
Maturity
commercial shipping
Pricing model
purchase
VerifiedSelf-reportedEstimated

Company profile

Funding raised
$94.0M
Founded
2014

Detailed specifications

Power & battery1
Charge Time Hours
3
Other10
Applications
repeated_material_movement,lineside_delivery,as_rs_to_packout,replenishment
Max Speed Ms
1.75
Auto Charging
true
Datasheet Url
Preview PDF online
Fleet Software
Zebra Symmetry
Warranty Years
1
Company Country
US
Deployment Notes
Notable deployments include Waytek and Hippo Harvest, which achieved significant improvements in throughput and resource efficiency, respectively.
Industries Served
transportation_and_logistics
Additional Information
- Fetch Robotics was acquired by Zebra Technologies in August 2021. - The robots are widely used across various industries for optimizing material handling and logistics. - Recognized for innovative solutions that enhance supply chain efficiency.

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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

Frequently asked questions

Who makes the Freight 100?
The Freight 100 is developed by Fetch Robotics, based in United States.
What type of robot is the Freight 100?
The Freight 100 is a Warehouse AMR made by Fetch Robotics.
How much does the Freight 100 cost?
The Freight 100 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 100 launched?
The Freight 100 was launched in 2014.
What are the key specifications of the Freight 100?
Key specifications of the Freight 100: type goods to person, payload 78 kg, top speed 1.75 m/s, navigation slam natural, vda 5050 Yes.

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