Here are some emerging trends and innovations in warehouse automation as well as best practices that you should consider to empower your workforce and make major improvements to your operation.

The MassRobotics Interoperability Working Group consisting of leading robotics experts and end users from across the industry recently released version 1.0 of the MassRobotics Interoperability Standard.

Waypoint Robotics has teamed with Productive Robotics to make mobile manipulation accessible for small to mid sized companies by combining the easiest to use, most capable omnidirectional autonomous mobile robot with the simplest and most flexible 7 …

Waypoint Robotics is part of a recently announced ARM Institute project with FedEx, Siemens, Yaskawa, & University of Memphis to enable interoperability among a mixed fleet of autonomous mobile robots.

Jason Walker selected as a New Hampshire Business Review 2020 Business Excellence Awards Winner…

The acclaimed The Robot Report podcast featured Jason Walker talking all things AMRs, his affinity for ROS, and how his experience as a race car engineer prepared him for robotics.

Waypoint Robotics and AHS LLC, announce a new systems integrator partnership.

Waypoint Robotics has been named a 2020 finalist for the prestigious New England Innovation Awards for our fleet of industrial-strength, omnidirectional autonomous mobile robots.

Waypoint Robotics CEO Jason Walker joined a panels of experts brought together by A3 & RIA to discuss the latest in AMR technology and explore potential use-cases for autonomous mobile robots.

Waypoint Robotics is proud to announce that for the third year in a row, it was chosen as one of the Top 50 Leading Robotics Companies by Robotics Business Review.

Waypoint Robotics announces the launch of Kingpin™, a simple but powerful automation top module that enables Waypoint’s industrial strength, omnidirectional AMRs to automatically load and unload payloads AND connect to a variety of carts.

At MODEX 2020, Waypoint Robotics is showcasing MAV3K™ (pronounced Māy-vick), the newest member of Waypoint’s industrial grade autonomous mobile robot (AMR) family now available to the market.