GRITR Sports opens next-gen robot-powered warehouse in Texas. Table of Contents Big news out of Arlington, Texas: its next-generation warehouse robotics facility is fully up and running. After a landmark partnership with Quicktron Robotics formalized several months ago, Weby Corp has officially made the leap from traditional manual fulfillment to a fully automated, AI-powered operation. A facility built for the future. At the heart of the operation is a fleet of 69 autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) - high-speed machines that navigate the warehouse floor with centimeter-level precision. These warehouse robots handle the heavy lifting, retrieving and transporting goods faster and more accurately than any manual process could. What this means for its customers. Weby Corp is projecting a 130% increase in throughput capacity compared to its previous setup. For its customers across GritrSports, GritrOutdoors, and RunUnited, this means: Faster order fulfillment Fewer errors Greater consistency, especially during peak seasons As Alex Grigorenko, its CIO, put it: "We aren't just adding more space; we are adding intelligence." Investing in Arlington. Beyond the technology, the new facility represents a meaningful investment in the local community. GRITR Sports has created 25 new specialized roles in Arlington, covering robotics maintenance, data analysis, and systems management. Creating quality local jobs has always been part of how Weby Corp grow. As order volumes continue to climb and its brand portfolio expands, the new robotics infrastructure gives Weby Corp the foundation to keep pace without compromising on the customer experience.