Dexterity One
Dexterity One is an AI-powered robotic arm system from Dexterity Inc. for warehouse depalletizing, case picking, and order fulfillment. It uses deep learning to handle thousands of SKU types without programming and has been deployed at FedEx and UPS distribution centers.
Primary use case: AI-powered robotic arm system from Dexterity Inc. for warehouse depalletizing and order fulfillment. Deployed at FedEx and UPS distribution centers.
DOF
7
Specifications
Physical
Degrees of Freedom
7
Locomotion
stationary
Commercial
Availability
Available
Primary Use Case
AI-powered robotic arm system from Dexterity Inc. for warehouse depalletizing and order fulfillment. Deployed at FedEx and UPS distribution centers.
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