Logistics Robotics Companies

Logistics robotics companies develop robots for moving, sorting, handling, and coordinating goods across supply chains and fulfillment operations.

Comparison Table

This table is designed for quick research: location, stage, known signals, and open questions to verify.

Company HQ Founded Funding Stage Known Signals Open Questions
Agility Robotics Corvallis, Oregon, United States 2015 Series C Agility Robotics founded; Cassie research robot released How many Digit units are generating recurring commercial revenue versus still operating as pilots or single-site tests?; What is Agility's per-unit manufacturing cost and path to profitability at RoboFab's stated 10,000-unit annual capacity?
Nimble Robotics San Francisco, California, United States 2017 Series C Nimble Robotics founded; $50 million Series A Can Nimble's single general-purpose robot design continue to outperform specialized, task-specific warehouse automation at scale, as FedEx and other customers expand deployments?; How much of Nimble's fulfillment-center network and revenue depends on its alliance with FedEx, and what would a slowdown in that relationship mean for the company?
Pickle Robot Charlestown, Massachusetts, United States 2018 Series B Pickle Robot founded; Pivot to truck unloading How large is Pickle Robot's total funding, and how much has been diluted or restructured across its many seed and Series A sub-rounds?; Will the reported $120 million, 400-robot UPS order be confirmed and fully executed as described?
Zipline South San Francisco, California, United States 2014 Series H Zipline founded; World's first national drone delivery service launches in Rwanda How dependent is Zipline's revenue on government health contracts, and how reliable are those payments?; What is Zipline's path to profitability or a public listing given roughly $1.8 billion raised and a private valuation of $7.6-7.8 billion?

Directory

Company Categories Headquarters Founded Funding
Agility Robotics
Agility Robotics builds the Digit bipedal robot for warehouse and logistics automation, with live deployments at GXO, Schaeffler, and Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada.
Corvallis, Oregon, United States 2015 Series C
Nimble Robotics
Nimble builds AI-powered general-purpose warehouse robots and runs fully autonomous fulfillment centers, reaching a $1 billion valuation after a 2024 FedEx-led investment.
San Francisco, California, United States 2017 Series C
Pickle Robot
Pickle Robot builds Physical AI systems that autonomously unload trucks, trailers, and shipping containers at warehouse loading docks, including a deal with UPS.
Charlestown, Massachusetts, United States 2018 Series B
Zipline
Zipline designs and operates autonomous delivery drones that carry medical supplies, retail goods, and food for healthcare systems, governments, and retailers like Walmart.
South San Francisco, California, United States 2014 Series H