We have seen the future of Amazon warehouses, and they’re filled with Boston Dynamics and OTTO Motors robots. The two companies have just released a video showing Boston Dynamics’s logistics robot, Handle, picking up boxes and building pallets on top of OTTO AMRs in a distribution center testbed, showcasing warehouse automation.
For those who have never heard of OTTO Motors, they’re a company focused on solving the problem of moving goods in the warehouse through autonomoous mobile robots like the OTTO 1500, providing mission-critical deliveries within a variety of industrial environments.
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We’ve built a proof of concept demonstration of a heterogeneous fleet of robots building distribution center orders to provide a more flexible warehouse automation solution. To meet the rates that our customers expect, we’re continuing to expand Handle’s capabilities and optimizing its interactions with other robots like the OTTO 1500 for warehouse applications,” said Kevin Blankespoor, Boston Dynamics VP of Product Engineering.