inVia Robotics

Our panel says that all of the software and automation tools we need to meet the new supply chain challenges are right in front of us—all we need to do is put them to work.

As robotics become more widely deployed and some operations begin to use fleets from multiple vendors, more of the talk is about software-related issues like integration and less on the workings of the robot hardware itself.

inVia’s unique RaaS business model and its robotics operations center further enhance its customer value proposition. With its strong overall performance, inVia has earned Frost & Sullivan’s 2020 New Product Innovation Award.

inVia Picker Wall is a dynamic wall that inVia Picker robots rebuild every day with each new day's set of ordered goods. This allows for maximum efficiency in your warehouse picking operation, as well as in your inventory replenishment. Time-consuming dependencies between people and robots are eliminated, allowing robots to work non-stop across every shift to move ordered goods to the front of the warehouse. Learn more.

Robotics has recently made significant headway in industrial markets as manufacturers seek to combat labor shortages and mitigate the risk of employee stress injuries. Warehouse automation has risen and many warehouses and fulfillment centers operate with a fraction of their normal staff because of the risk of COVID-19. Download this doc to learn more.

Microsoft’s M12 and Qualcomm Ventures, joined by Hitachi Ventures, co-lead Series C round for inVia Robotics

Companies will serve shared customers with subscription model pricing to warehouse automation software, robots, and wearables

Distributor of orthopedic supplies taps mobile robotics to automate picking, replenishment, cycle counting and management of returns

Robots, robots and more robots

Cargo Cove selects inVia Robotics' WES to optimize warehouse picking. 3PL will follow phased approach, using the WES to optimize worker routes and picking, followed by deployment of inVia's autonomous mobile robots to augment existing labor

When it comes to order selection, autonomous mobile robotics does the heavy lifting at Rakuten Super Logistics.

The funds will be used to boost the commercial deployment of inVia's Picker robots and cloud-based Robotics-as-a-Service (RaaS) management system.