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This page collects Warehouse robotics / AMR industry news from the companies themselves. Parano.ai tracks 12 companies in this market, including 6 River Systems, AGILOX, AutoStore, Brightpick, Exotec and 7 more, and turns what they publish and change into digestible intel reports, battlecards and sales enablement assets.
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- 26from 6 companies
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- Oct 15 to Oct 22, 2026
Most active in the last 7 days, mostly event pages and case studies:
Geek+6 updates
Brightpick1 update
Locus Robotics1 update
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Warehouse robotics / AMR news this week
Oct 15 – Oct 22, 2026
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Executive Summary
- Brightpick will host an open house at the Dr. Max distribution center from Nov 11-13 to demonstrate 30 mobile manipulators operating in a lights-out environment and debut new picking-in-motion capabilities.[1]
- Geek+ is promoting its SkyCube solution for high-density vertical storage, noting significant global adoption including over 10 repeat deployments by Unilever.[2]
Exotec is promoting omnichannel fulfillment solutions and a whitepaper on fashion logistics agility, highlighting how automation can reduce order preparation lead times from three weeks to 48 hours.[3][4]
AutoStore showcased a world-first FlexBins installation for QLS to automate oversized products and scale global 3PL operations.[5]- Geek+ released a case study on its partnership with My Jewellery to implement intelligent warehouse automation in the Netherlands for high-speed order processing and increased storage density.[6]
- Locus Robotics released research indicating that Gen Z shoppers are significantly more likely to 'bracket' apparel purchases than older generations.[7]
Seegrid shared insights regarding various social engineering attack methods, including smishing, vishing, and physical tailgating.[8]
8 sources
- Brightpick — Brightpick to Showcase Lights-out Fulfillment at Dr. Max Open House
- Geekplus — Geek+ Showcases Geek+SkyCube for High-Density Warehouse Storage
- Exotec — Exotec Promotes Faster Omnichannel Fulfillment Solutions
- Exotec — Exotec Promotes Whitepaper on Fashion Logistics Agility
- Autostoresystem — AutoStore Enables QLS to Scale Global 3PL Operations
- Geekplus — Geek+ Showcases Warehouse Automation Success with My Jewellery
- Locusrobotics — Locus Robotics Research Finds Gen Z Bracketing Outpaces Boomers
- Seegrid — Seegrid Shares Insights on Social Engineering Threats
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Latest Warehouse robotics / AMR company updates
Geek+ Hosts Live European Site Visit Experiences
Geekplus Discusses Bridging Engineering and Warehouse Operations at TECHTober 2026
Geekplus Shares Insights on Warehouse Orchestration at PolyU
Geek+ Hosts Open House Day at European Innovation Lab
Tracking 6 Warehouse robotics / AMR vendors like this?
Brightpick to Showcase Lights-out Fulfillment at Dr. Max Open House
Geek+ Showcases Geek+SkyCube for High-Density Warehouse Storage
Geek+ to Discuss Scaling Warehouse Robotics via AI at RoboBusiness 2026
Locus Robotics Research Finds Gen Z Bracketing Outpaces Boomers
Warehouse robotics / AMR companies we track
- 6 River Systems
- AGILOX
- AutoStore
- Brightpick
- Exotec
- Geek+
- Hai
- Locus Robotics
- Magazino
- OTTO Motors
- Seegrid
- Vecna Robotics
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