Ambi Robotics
Berkeley, USA
AI-powered parcel sorting and stacking robots for logistics operators
$23M Pitney Bowes deployment expansion, 80+ AmbiSort units, Series B raise (2026)
Live directory shortlist for primary category warehouse-logistics. Full category slice, alphabetical, not quality-ranked. No paid order.
Catalog last reviewed 2026-08-10. Page copy reviewed 2026-08-10. Next editorial review by 2026-09-10. Alphabetical order, no paid placement. 24 matched live listings.
This page is a live catalog slice: every company whose primary category is warehouse, logistics, and delivery robotics. Readers often land here when mapping autonomous mobile robots, goods-to-person systems, piece-picking arms, and last-mile delivery. Depth and maturity vary widely. Some companies ship high-volume fulfillment fleets; others are earlier-stage picking or sidewalk-delivery specialists. Category membership is taxonomy from the directory research pass, and every entry carries a 2024 to 2026 proof-of-life signal. It is not a verified audit of every product claim, and the word Best in the shortlist title is the hub name, not a scored ranking.
Who this is for. Operations and supply-chain leaders, warehouse automation buyers, and investors shortlisting companies whose main focus is moving and picking goods rather than general-purpose humanoids or industrial arms.
Eligibility. Included only when a live company has primary category warehouse-logistics. Humanoids, factory-floor industrial arms, and pure autonomy software live in their own categories even when they touch logistics. Inclusion is category-based and verification-gated, not paid placement and not an endorsement of outcomes.
How order works. Matched companies are the full live catalog slice for this primary category, sorted alphabetically by name. This is not a scored quality ranking. When listing fees open, they are intended to affect publish timing or review-queue position only, not alphabetical order or praise on this page (payments are currently closed). Operator house products are not catalog entries here; they appear only as a labeled footer bridge. See /transparency.
Target query: best warehouse robotics companies. Category index: /categories/warehouse-logistics. Parent hub: /best. Full catalog: /directory.
Berkeley, USA
AI-powered parcel sorting and stacking robots for logistics operators
$23M Pitney Bowes deployment expansion, 80+ AmbiSort units, Series B raise (2026)
Austin, Texas, USA
Autonomous mobile robots for lights-out warehouse order fulfillment
Launched Autopicker 2.0 (June 2025) with lights-out picking-in-motion (2025)
Oakland, USA
Autonomous mobile robots for indoor-outdoor material transport
A Mitsubishi Electric group company ordered nearly 100 Hauler robots for Japan facilities (2025); reported profitability
Los Angeles, USA
Zero-emission sidewalk delivery robots for urban food and retail
Raised $80M in June 2025 (backed by Sam and Max Altman); targeting 10,000 vehicles and a new robot version in 2026
Mountain View, CA, USA
Autonomous inventory drones that cycle-count warehouses without added infrastructure
Raised $18M Series A and launched Corvus One (2024); cold-chain drones deployed at Kroger (2026)
Mountain View, CA, USA
Autonomous mobile robots and self-driving software for material handling
Tripled DriveMod tugger bookings in 2025; $32M raise and expanded Nvidia collaboration (2026)
Croix, France
French maker of Skypod goods-to-person robots and warehouse automation systems
Launched next-gen Skypod system in Feb 2025 with $400M in pre-launch projects (2025)
New York, NY, USA
Robotic micro-fulfillment and ASRS automation for grocery and retail
Launched Orchestra AI fulfillment suite (2025); awarded multi-tote-size ASRS patent (2024)
Austin, USA
Autonomous forklifts for trailer loading and unloading at warehouse docks
100+ FoxBots at 54 sites; FoxBot Mk3 launch and Walmart partnership (2025)
Pittsburgh, USA
Physical AI platform using drones to digitize warehouse inventory
Raised a $40M Series B in February 2026 led by Smith Point Capital; named to Fast Company Most Innovative Companies 2026
Beijing, China
Global leader in autonomous mobile robots for warehouse fulfillment and sorting
Listed on Hong Kong Stock Exchange in July 2025, raising HK$2.358B (2025)
Suwanee, Georgia, USA
AI orchestration and mobile robots for warehouse and retail fulfillment
PetSmart deployed gStore across nearly 1,700 stores (2025); closed $135M Series D
Thousand Oaks, USA
Goods-to-person warehouse automation on a robotics-as-a-service model
Active in industry (Nov 2025 DHL Supply Chain webinar); site fully operational
Wilmington, USA
Autonomous mobile robots and AI orchestration for warehouse order picking
Surpassed 6 billion robot-assisted picks and launched Locus Array system (2025)
San Francisco, USA
AI-powered autonomous robots for end-to-end e-commerce order fulfillment
Closed $106M Series C at $1B valuation with FedEx co-leading (Oct 2024)
Cambridge, MA, USA
Physical AI robots that autonomously unload trailers of loose freight
Closed $50M Series B plus orders for 30+ unload systems (2024-2025); UPS deploying robots into 2026-2027
Somerville, USA
AI-driven robotic piece-picking systems for order fulfillment
Strategic investment from Rockwell Automation announced March 2025
Berkeley, USA
Delivery, logistics, and advertising robots for campuses and cities
Rebranded to Robot.com in October 2025 with Sodexo, AWS, and SKIP deployments; raised $10M in January 2025
Redwood City, USA
Publicly traded sidewalk delivery robot operator with a US fleet
Hit its goal of 2,000+ deployed robots in 2025; acquired Diligent Robotics and raised 2026 revenue outlook to ~$26M
Atlanta, GA, USA
Robots-as-a-service that load or unload any truck in about five minutes
Raised $28M Series B led by DCVC (Jan 2025); launched SlipLift for distribution (2026)
San Francisco, USA
Autonomous sidewalk robots for grocery and food last-mile delivery
Raised $50M Series C in October 2025; Uber Eats and Just Eat partnerships in late 2025 and early 2026
Wilmington, Massachusetts, USA
AI and robotics platform automating case handling in distribution centers
Reported FY2025 revenue of $2.25B, up 26% year over year (2025)
Fremont, CA, USA
Autonomous high-reach forklifts with a shared-autonomy operating platform
Closed $27M Series C led by Woven Capital, bringing total to $97M (Oct 2024)
Waltham, USA
Autonomous mobile robots and orchestration software for material handling
Closed $100M Series C and launched CaseFlow case-picking solution (2024)