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Overview
inVia Picker robots are small, safe, and easy-to-operate. They fit right into your warehouse and your team, and they operate autonomously – and tirelessly – to fulfill orders with precision. They work completely autonomously to automate all order fulfillment tasks. They retrieve and move goods, so your people are no longer spending their time walking through warehouse aisles. They’re spending their time getting orders out the door. Unlike other AMRs, our robots can get their work done without having to wait around for people to do theirs. Utilizing machine vision with “fiducial” stickers, our robots can detect the location of inventory with ultra-precision. Hot-swappable batteries, a self-charging feature, and built-in lighting allows robots to see in the dark. That means you can run your operations nonstop, never wasting a second of valuable fulfillment time.
Key specs
- Built for each picking and putaway
- Used across retail dc
- Programmed through Proprietary inVia Robot Management System (RMS)
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Specifications
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Company profile
- Recorded funding
- US$50.0M· 2 rounds
- Founded
- around 2015
Detailed specifications
What it is built for3
- Industries
- retail dc
- Payload Class
- light
- Primary Applications
- each picking,putaway
Sensing & perception1
- Yes
Power & runtime1
- Auto Charging
- Yes
Controls & integration2
- Compatible Vision
- Industrial-grade global shutter cameras
- Software Platform
- Proprietary inVia Robot Management System (RMS)
Buying & support1
- Price On Request
- Yes
Other details7
- Power
- Hot-swappable 10-hr. battery; Self-charging feature available
- Reach
- Up to 8 ft.
- Weight
- 136 lbs.
- Max Speed
- 5 mph
- Dimensions
- 25.5″H x 26.1″W
- Payload Weight
- Up to 40 lbs.
- Yes
Who uses it
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Company milestones(estimated)
- 2019DeploymentOver 400 robots deployed to new clients
- 2017LaunchPicker robot deployed nationally in customer warehouses
- Sep 2015MilestoneFirst robotics patent
- 2015MilestoneCompany founded
- Not yet on fileAwardinVia Robotics described as award-winning by Robotics 24/7
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Frequently asked questions
- Who makes the inVia Picker?
- The inVia Picker is developed by inVia Robotics, based in United States.
- What type of robot is the inVia Picker?
- The inVia Picker is a Warehouse AMR made by inVia Robotics.
- How much does the inVia Picker cost?
- Pricing for the inVia Picker is not publicly listed. Contact inVia Robotics for a quote.
- What are the key specifications of the inVia Picker?
- Key specifications of the inVia Picker: type g2p shelf, pricing model raas.
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