6 warehouse robots that are reshaping the industry

The future will be fully automated. That is, at least in the case of warehouses. Today, warehouses all around the world have a large number of robots working for them, helping them to accomplish tasks more safely and efficiently.

These active robots combine the finest of science, technology, and engineering to become extremely useful machines that manufacture the vast majority of the products you use every day.

They are the future. It is automation at its most effective, and it creates some pretty amazing results in the process.

Do you want to see what these robots are capable of? We bring you live-action footage of some of the best warehouse robots.

There's Amazon's robot army, which can number up to 500 robots and is responsible for assembling consumer orders. They use a conveyor belt to move between hundreds of zip codes and load packages into delivery trucks as they pass along the track.

The Shentong Express factory robots are on the job 24 hours a day, seven days a week, sorting through 200,000 parcels every day in the world's largest completely automated sorting facility. Approximately 300 billion route combinations covering an area of 21,000 square feet are calculated in total by the team (2,000 sq m).

The SqUID robots that make up the BionicHIVE are based on the worker bee. There is no limit to where these robots can go in a warehouse and pick up or place boxes weighing up to 32 pounds (15 kg).

Have any of these robots caught your curiosity? Want to see how quickly and efficiently they work? Interested in learning more about what these devices are capable of?

Then have a look at this video.

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[patrickganly]

I've done much warehouse work in my lifetime. No windows or natural light. Mind shrinking work.😵 The robots are most welcome to it!😂

[DG-mkkd]

Milton Friedman recalled traveling to an Asian country in the 1960s and visiting a worksite where a new canal was being built. He was shocked to see that, instead of modern tractors and earth movers, the workers had shovels. He asked why there were so few machines. The government bureaucrat explained: “You don’t understand. This is a jobs program.” To which Milton replied: “Oh, I thought you were trying to build a canal. If it’s jobs you want, then you should give these workers spoons, not shovels.”

[exploreandunravel]

Beautiful, Now when the Robots will start purchasing from Robots ? 😂

[sudarshan]

Only matter of time before they start hunting down those who overworked them day and night. Lol.

[Mogul_inthemaking]

I hope they join a solid workers Union.

[antofrancis]

Robots will make wonders in Next generation logistics

[SandLion]

I don't know if I should be amazed or scared of this..

[gauthamlakshmisha]

Me:In future what is the most in demand jobs
Friend : software developer
Me : no, hammering of robots

[gamevideos]

I wanted to see a video on this for a long time

[EntranceDenied]

Now import millions of unskilled immigrants to add icing on top of automation.

[mickmamahawkmickmamahawk]

And they thought, "now how to get rid of

[diegoguzman]

If those bots are gonna reshape it then the best job to get is how to fix them when they malfunction.

[shonhepburn]

Ruining lives dont you mean?
How many jobs are lost daily to computers and AI ..

[eldiablo]

Add to this Robo Taxis, self driving long rang semi trucks, automated shipping ports. Everyone will get UBI and play video games all day.

[Santhapurambeats]

One Rat enough to destroy all thier root....

[pheonixfs]

The sortingrobotis not from Shentong, Shentong is just end user, Libiao robotics is the provider.

[peterhoulis]

Imagine how many jobs are lost to robots

[joeyhamilton]

Awesome, with the explosion of just in time manufacturing and next day shipping logistics is becoming a nightmare. More and more stress is being put on those people and automating the hardest part of their job would be nice.

[huizhougurkiintelligentequ]

Hello Dear, this is Ken from Gurki Pack, we are 25-year-old factory on packing machine, top supplier in this field.Many e-commerce and warehouse customers use our machine to cut their packing cost. Welcome to ask when in need.

[joeldavis]

So what are the plans for the human workers who will out of jobs once these plans come to fruition?