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While it will take time to retrofit existing factories and warehouses to make use of this technology, it appears likely that this adoption is only a matter of time.įor now, somewhere around 2,000 AI-powered robots have been deployed, with a typical warehouse housing one or two.But the industry has reached a new inflection point, and that each warehouse will soon house upwards of 10 robots, growing the total to tens of thousands within the next few years. These kinds of skills are useful for automating tasks such as pick-and-place, which involves moving a objects between different containers. Unlike already deployed robots which typically perform the same motions over and over and don't take context into account, these companies' robots have the intelligence to adaptively manipulate a wide variety of objects. A growing number of companies are working to commercialize advances in robotic perception and planning for the task of warehouse automation.
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