Co-Founder & CEO
Since May 2024 · 2 yrs 6 mos
Profile summary: Hyundai Heavy Industries researcher
Riibotics
Riibotics develops autonomous pallet truck solutions, forklift robots that automate floor-to-floor pallet transport in existing brownfield warehouses. Its robots use sensor fusion SLAM to navigate changing layouts alongside human workers, and its VGLA (Vision-Geometry-Language-Action) technology supports rapid deployment with minimal disruption to operations. The company targets faster return on investment for facilities that cannot easily be rebuilt for conventional automation.
- Robotics
- Industrial Automation
- Logistics & Supply Chain
- Hardware
- Artificial Intelligence
Updated 26 days ago
Funding
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Product
Problem
Many warehouses operate in existing brownfield facilities whose layouts, floors, and equipment were not designed for automation, which makes conventional automated material handling costly to install and slow to integrate. Manual pallet movement in these shared, dynamic spaces also strains labor and disrupts ongoing operations.
Solution
Riibotics provides autonomous pallet truck solutions that automate material handling within existing brownfield warehouses without requiring facility redesign. Its forklift robots move pallets floor-to-floor and are built to operate in unstructured, changing environments. Sensor fusion SLAM enables robust navigation, allowing the robots to work alongside human workers. Perception-driven material handling supports the robots' load handling within existing workflows. VGLA (Vision-Geometry-Language-Action) technology is used to shorten deployment, with the aim of minimal disruption to current operations and faster return on investment.
Target Audience
Primary customers are warehouse operators and logistics facilities with brownfield sites that need pallet material handling automation without major infrastructure changes.
Features
- Floor-to-floor autonomous pallet transport designed for existing brownfield warehouse environments
- Sensor fusion SLAM navigation for robust operation in unstructured and dynamic spaces
- Adaptation to changing facility layouts and safe operation alongside human workers
- Perception-driven material handling for pallet-level operations
- VGLA (Vision-Geometry-Language-Action) technology to support rapid deployment