AutoPallet Robotics (YC S24) — We make robots that move boxes in warehouses
We’re building the next generation of warehouse robotics. In the US today, retailers spend approximately $10B per year paying human laborers to pick up and move cardboard boxes in warehouses.
AutoPallet Robotics is a Y Combinator company in the Summer 2024 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: We make robots that move boxes in warehouses. The founders listed are Nathan Yee (Founder/CEO), Eric Miller (Founder/CTO) (Y Combinator directory entry, August 12, 2024).
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We’re building the next generation of warehouse robotics.
In the US today, retailers spend approximately $10B per year paying human laborers to pick up and move cardboard boxes in warehouses. Existing solutions for automating this are expensive and difficult to install, which is why manual operation is still so prevalent.
Our solution is different. We make swarms of small mobile robots that install into existing warehouses to provide a low-cost and robust automation solution for case picking and mixed-SKU palletization. Our novel technology allows these robots to be installed and operate at significantly lower cost than existing solutions while being both flexible and robust.
Nathan Yee
Founder/CEO
Eric Miller
Founder/CTO
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