Robotic Induction Station from Berkshire Grey designed to accelerate e-commerce, apparel sortation

Robotic Induction Station from Berkshire Grey designed to accelerate e-commerce, apparel sortation

The Robotic Induction Station is intended to add efficiency and capacity. Source: Berkshire Grey

As demand for fast, accurate, and affordable order fulfillment rises, robotics can play a key role in retail and logistics. Berkshire Grey Inc. today announced the general availability of its Robotic Induction Station, which is intended to increase throughput and serve both e-commerce and apparel supply chains.

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