ACCELERATE YOUR OPERATIONS
Stretch is a versatile mobile robot for case handling, designed for easy deployment in existing warehouses. Unload trucks and build pallets faster by sending the robot to the work, eliminating the need for new fixed infrastructure.
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AUTOMATION WITHOUT INFRASTRUCTURE
FLEXIBLE
Automate case handling anywhere in the warehouse with advanced mobility, reducing the need for fixed infrastructure.
EFFICIENT
Maximize pick rates with hardware and software optimized to go beyond a full shift.
SMART
Handle package variability in challenging environments with state-of-the-art vision systems.
TRANSFORMATIVE TECHNOLOGY PERCEPTION MAST
Advanced perception delivers fast and precise case detection.
ROBOTIC ARM
7 degrees-of-freedom arm grants long reach and large workspace, allowing the robot to reach cases throughout a truck or pallet.
SMART GRIPPER
Embedded sensing and active control handle a variety of package types while operating at high speeds.
BATTERY OR SHORE POWER
High-capacity batteries power Stretch through a full shift, with the option to plug into shore power for continuous operation.
MOBILE BASE
Mobile base maneuvers in any direction and navigates obstacles and ramps. Small footprint allows Stretch to fit anywhere a pallet does.
READY TO TAKE THE NEXT STEP TOWARD WAREHOUSE AUTOMATION?
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