Berkshire Grey provides intelligent robotic automation for supply-chain tasks in retail, eCommerce, package handling, and logistics. Its modular, scalable systems combine hardware, software, and services to identify, pick, sort, pack, and move items across warehouses and fulfillment centers, handling nearly all SKUs. It differentiates itself with deployments that fit different sizes and real-world integrations, such as a partnership with FedEx Ground, to connect with large logistics networks and deliver noticeable cost savings and throughput gains. Its goal is to reduce manual warehouse work by automating tasks, lowering costs, reducing dependence on labor, and speeding up fulfillment for retailers and parcel handlers.
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Berkshire Grey, a wholly owned subsidiary of SoftBank Group, has announced new AI enhancements across its robotic automation products. They run on BG Pilot, the company's unified AI software platform. The upgrades cover trailer unloading, store replenishment, and packing. Scoop uses AI to read visual and 3D data and detect obstructions. Stride coordinates product flow and labour based on changing demand. Core selects boxes and places items for high-density packing. BG Pilot draws on a decade of warehouse operations and billions of robotic picks. Customers include FedEx, Meijer, and Fanatics. New business opportunities have grown by more than 65% over the past six months, the company said. It holds more than 1,200 granted and pending patents worldwide.
Berkshire Grey unveils enhanced AI Capabilities powered by BG Pilot(TM) software. BG Pilot software unifies robotic intelligence and warehouse orchestration, advancing Berkshire Grey's leadership in Physical AI and workflow automation Berkshire Grey, a wholly owned subsidiary of SoftBank Group, today announced new AI-enabled enhancements across its robotic automation portfolio, powered by BG Pilot(TM) software (BG Pilot), the company's unified AI software platform. The enhancements span advanced perception for robotic trailer unloading, intelligent orchestration for store replenishment, and AI-driven precision packing. More headlines. Articles. Developed and continuously refined through a decade of real-world warehouse operations, BG Pilot software draws on insights from billions of robotic picks and one of the industry's largest proprietary datasets of real-world robotic picking in commercial warehouse operations. BG Pilot software addresses one of the most persistent and costly challenges in robotic warehouse automation: variability. The platform enables robots to handle diverse packaging and mixed SKUs while helping warehouse operations adapt to unexpected conditions, changing workflows and fluctuating labor availability. Long before today's surge of interest in physical AI, Berkshire Grey has been deploying intelligent robotic systems in complex, high-volume environments for customers including FedEx, Meijer and Fanatics. That production experience is embedded in BG Pilot software, enabling robots to perceive, decide and act with enterprise-grade reliability, without turning customers' operations into a training ground. The enhanced AI capabilities come amid growing demand for Berkshire Grey's robotic automation solutions, with new business opportunities increasing by more than 65% over the past six months. "Growing demand for warehouse automation and accelerating interest in Physical AI are creating significant opportunities for Berkshire Grey," said Dave Paratore, CEO of Berkshire Grey. "BG Pilot software is central to our ability to meet that demand, enabling us to continually advance our AI capabilities and help enterprises deploy robotic automation against high variability workflows with greater confidence." Advanced AI Capabilities Across the Warehouse BG Pilot software is deployed in customer operations today, providing the foundation for new AI-enabled enhancements across Berkshire Grey's Scoop(TM), Stride(TM) and Core(TM) products. Scoop - Advanced Perception: A multiheaded AI model processes visual and 3D data in real time to identify trailer walls, guide robotic picking, detect obstructions and items requiring human intervention, enabling more adaptive trailer unloading. Stride - Intelligent Orchestration: AI-powered orchestration dynamically coordinates product flow, station assignments and labor resources based on changing demand, shipping priorities and operational constraints to improve fulfillment efficiency. Core - Precision Packing: Advanced machine learning, state estimation and robotic control enable intelligent box selection, item placement and high-density packing, maximizing space utilization while accounting for product protection and handling constraints. Together, these capabilities demonstrate how BG Pilot software combines advanced machine learning with a decade of real-world operational experience to deliver intelligent automation built for the demands of modern warehouses. Berkshire Grey's continued innovation is supported by a portfolio of more than 1,200 granted and pending patents worldwide across artificial intelligence, robotics, software and fulfillment automation. About Berkshire Grey Berkshire Grey, a SoftBank Group wholly owned subsidiary, is a global leader in AI-driven robotics that transforms warehouse and fulfillment operations for parcels and logistics providers, 3PLs, retailers and e-commerce customers. The company provides end-to-end automation solutions at scale across critical, high-volume workflows, from picking and sortation through dock automation. Powered by deep expertise in robotics, artificial intelligence and software, Berkshire Grey enables customers to reduce labor risk, increase throughput and flex operations in response to rapidly changing demand. For additional information, please visit www.berkshiregrey.com.
Berkshire Grey expands footprint in Europe. Massachusetts-based robotic automation vendor opens customer engagement site near Amsterdam Schiphol Airport. Robotic automation provider Berkshire Grey will expand its European operations with the opening of a new "customer innovation center" in Haarlem, near Amsterdam, further strengthening its presence across Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA), the Massachusetts-based company said on Wednesday. Located near Amsterdam Schiphol Airport, one of Europe's leading transportation hubs, the facility will serve as a hub for customer engagement, solution validation, technical training, and regional support. The location also places Berkshire Grey at the center of the logistics and warehouse automation market serving Benelux, an economic region comprising Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxemburg. That will provide proximity to retailers, logistics providers, warehouse operators, and systems integration partners. The move comes as demand for Berkshire Grey's solutions has increased significantly across the region as retailers, e-commerce companies, and logistics providers seek proven automation technologies capable of delivering measurable operational results, the firm said.
This collaboration aims to integrate Berkshire Grey's AI-enabled robotic picking technology with Kardex's AutoStore systems, offering customers a fully automated, one-touch fulfillment solution.
For instance, in October 2021, Berkshire Grey Inc. (U.S.), the leader in AI-enabled robotic solutions that automate supply chain processes, partnered with Atos (France) to accelerate the automation of supply chain operations.
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Industries
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Bedford, MA
Founded
2013
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