Because the system installs so quickly – we had it fully operationalin less than a week – we’re able to boost output and manage our costs.
“This is a model we caneasily roll out to many additional facilities.”“InSmyrna as in many markets we serve, we face chronic labor shortages, at timesin excess of 10% of our required staff, which puts significant pressure oneveryone from the workers on the floor to senior management,” according toUniversal CEO Jeff Rogers.
OurAutonomous Mobile Robots and cloud platform enables our customers to meet theircustomers’ demands while meeting their own financial objectives.”“We’vehad great success investing in companies that are using unique softwareplatforms to transform large, global industries, and so Fetch Robotics is anatural addition to our portfolio,” said Anurag Chandra, Venture Partner atFort Ross Ventures. By opting for the Fetch Robots-as-a-Service (RaaS)monthly fee model, Universal has been able to minimize their upfront investmentand realize a compelling ROI. TheFetch Cloud Robotics Platform provides the market’s only cloud-drivenAutonomous Mobile Robot (AMR) solution that addresses material handling anddata collection for warehousing and intralogistics environments. With Fetch, our employees can focus on the revenue-generating tasks thatare more fulfilling and more valuable.” Fetch Robotics is a San Jose, Calif.-based industrial robotics startup that develops and manufactures collaborative, autonomous mobile robot solutions for the warehousing and logistical markets.
Fetch Robotics General Information Description. Ontop of the physical element of modern robotics, development of cloud-basedapplications to enable robotics has greatly enhanced the ability to rapidly andefficiently deploy robotics at scale. The cloud robotics approach at Fetch is something that is enablingwarehouses to rapidly realize the benefits of robotics and making it easier forcompanies to deploy and use robots in their operation.”In theSmyrna facility, Universal is using 10 Fetch CartConnect™ robots in conjunctionwith 40 carts to automate several key processes in the warehouse.
Developer of autonomous mobile robots designed to improve warehousing and intralogistics operations. Fetch Robotics is a venture-backed Silicon Valley startup founded in 2014.Fetch Robotics is a San Jose, Calif.-based industrial robotics startup that develops and manufactures collaborative, autonomous mobile robot solutions for the warehousing and logistical markets.
“Customershave responded enthusiastically to our unique Cloud Robotics solution, andwe’re responding by securing the funds we need to continue growing andenhancing our offerings,” said Melonee Wise, CEO of Fetch Robotics. It takes takes advantage of its deep robotics expertise to provide reliable and safe collaborative AMR (Autonomous Mobile Robot) solutions for two commercial applications: material handling and data collection.Fetch Robotics provides the market’s only cloud-driven Autonomous Mobile Robot (AMR) solution for warehousing intralogistics environments. “The Fetch Robotics system provides an answer to ourproblem. And ourworkers like it because the robots take on the less interesting, more laborioustasks.
This enablesthem to meet their targets while reducing the near continuous need to askassociates to work overtime. Fetch Robotics Inc., the San Jose, Calif.-based maker of autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) founded in 2014, raised $46 million in Series C funding.The round was led by Fort Ross Ventures, with participation from Softbank Capital, Sway Ventures, O’Reilly AlphaTech Ventures, Shasta Ventures, Redwood Technologies, CEAS Investments, TransLink Capital, and Zebra Ventures.
On-Demand Automation Solution Gaining Mainstream Adoption with Leading Logistics Providers SAN JOSE, Calif. – July 23, 2019 – Fetch Robotics, the pioneer of on-demand automation, today announced a Series C round of funding in the amount of $46 million. “Fetch’s cloud-first approach enables on-demand automation,which we believe will transform logistics, manufacturing, retail and otherindustries in the U.S. and internationally. We’re delighted to be a part of the Fetch team.”“Flexibilityin operations is a top priority for warehouse operators today,” said JohnSantagate, Research Director at IDC. “Traditional automation technology lacks the ability for rapiddeployment, scalability, and flexibility that modern robotics are enabling. Cloud roboticsis revolutionizing automation by bringing the kind of speed, agility and costadvantages that cloud computing brought to IT. “Thanksto the short time from delivery to operation and the pay-as-you go approach,we’ve seen an immediate financial benefit from the Fetch deployment,” said LeeWeisenberger, Managing Director of IT at Universal. The company's autonomous mobile robots are made by combining mobile robots and software to customize workflows and provide reliable and safe collaborative AMR (Autonomous Mobile Robot) services for material handling and data collection, … “Thecompetitive pressures for excellence in logistics have never been greater.