Pickle Robot’s Dill wants to unload ‘messy trailers’

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Pickle Robot Company’s Dill wants to unload “messy trailers.” | Credit: Pickle Robot Company

There seems to be a renewed focus on automating the grueling task of unloading trailers. Boston Dynamics revealed its Stretch mobile manipulator at the end of March, while Memphis-based robotics startup Dextrous Robotics recently emerged from stealth with its Chopstick system. Dextrous co-founder Evan Drumwright discussed the system in the RoboBusiness Direct session “Advances in Robotic Picking, Grasping and Manipulation.”

Now the Pickle Robot Company, a Boston-based MIT spinoff that exited stealth in 2019, is joining the fray…

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