Covariant Robotic Putwall
The Covariant Robotic Putwall is an AI-powered autonomous picking and sorting system for warehouse fulfillment, not a humanoid robot. Powered by the Covariant Brain AI platform, a robotic arm picks individual items from mixed-SKU totes, scans barcodes, and sorts them into order bins at rates exceeding 10,000 picks per hour. The system integrates with existing WMS infrastructure and supports polybagged apparel, parcels, and general merchandise. Deployed at scale by major 3PLs and retailers for e-commerce order fulfillment.
Primary use case: Autonomous warehouse picking and sortation: picking items from mixed-SKU totes and sorting them into order bins for e-commerce fulfillment and returns processing
Specifications
Physical
Locomotion
Fixed
Manipulation
Hand Type
gripper
Power & Autonomy
Autonomy Level
fully_autonomous
AI & Compute
AI Capabilities
vision, manipulation, learning
Commercial
Availability
commercial
Primary Use Case
Autonomous warehouse picking and sortation: picking items from mixed-SKU totes and sorting them into order bins for e-commerce fulfillment and returns processing
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