"From now on, the logistics business will not be determined by how many robots we have, but by how efficiently we move people, robots and automation facilities."
· Source: mk.co.kr
In short
Pastorobotics, a Korean fulfillment and logistics automation company, is repositioning itself as a physical AI-based logistics technology company built on its own WMS and WES platforms. CEO Hong Jong-wook argues that physical AI must orchestrate people, robots and automation facilities across the whole order flow, and the company reports work routes cut from about 50 minutes to under 10 minutes and a 65% reduction in workers per box. With 74.8 billion won in sales, 130 billion won in accumulated funding and a planned RaaS launch, Pastorobotics targets break-even this year and expansion into overseas and defense markets.
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Tags: logistics, robotics, warehouse, fulfillment, automation, AMR