January 06, 2025

Apollo Robotics Joins Forces With Amplifier For Holiday Fulfillment Pilot

The partnership with Apollo Robotics with Amplifier had resulted in a successful pilot project - a reflection of Apollo's state-of-the-art features during the peak holiday season.

Amplifier tasked Apollo with sorting orders into outbound shipping containers for multiple carriers amid increased order volumes. Utilizing Apollo’s perception systems and dexterous handling technology, the robots demonstrated precision and efficiency in real-world conditions.

“This pilot project is a major milestone for Apollo Robotics,” said a company representative. “Collaborating with Amplifier allowed us to test and refine our technology in a first-class fulfillment environment.”

The pilot program showcased Apollo’s ability to integrate into an active logistics facility and emphasized the potential for robotics to enhance fulfillment processes during high-demand periods.

Amplifier’s CEO, Macon Stokes, noted the positive impact of the partnership:

“Working with Apollo Robotics brought efficiency and innovation to our operations.”

As Apollo Robotics continues its development efforts, this successful pilot marks a step toward broader adoption of robotics in logistics, positioning the company to help fulfillment centers meet rising demand with increased speed and accuracy.

GfvXEZzaEAA_unq.jpeg

Content Hub

Nvidia Plans New Computer Brain for Humanoid RobotsThe company aims to supply hardware to robot manufacturers rather than build robots itself.
New Stanford Research System To Generate Realistic Human-Object Interactions Out Of Natural LanguageResearchers at Stanford had developed a groundbreaking system that can use natural language instructions to generate long-horizon and realistic human-object interactions. This innovative technology combines advanced natural language processing with motion generation and reinforcement learning, allowing for seamless interactions that include precise finger movements.
New Robot System Performs Complex Tasks Without TrainingManipGen differs from current robots by not requiring real-world practice or demonstrations to learn new tasks.
New Robot Helps Workers in Smart FactoriesThe company developed RoBee during the COVID-19 pandemic to improve workplace safety in manufacturing.
New A2-W Wheeled Robot A Groundbreaking Innovation In Industrial AutomationThe highly-anticipated arrival of the A2-W wheeled robot, with its precision, versatility, and efficiency, will provide industries a state-of-the-art machine capable of different applications.
Kepler Reveals New Robot That Learns on the JobThe San Francisco company plans to release the robot commercially in late 2025.
D9 From Pudu Robotics Is A Human-Sized Service RobotPudu Robotics on December 19 had just released PUDU D9, the first among Pudu's slate of service robots to be a full-sized walking machine.
Canada Must Boost Robot Use to Fix Productivity CrisisCanada ranks 15th among 20 countries in industrial robot use, the International Federation of Robotics reports.
AgiBot Releases Open-Source Robot for DevelopersDevelopers can now customize their own AgiBot with the X1 robot, an open-source platform for the modular machine.
Watney Team Advances Robotic AutomationThe Watney team has achieved significant breakthroughs in robotic automation, establishing new benchmarks for innovation and efficiency within the industry.