Autopicker

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About Autopicker

Autopicker is Brightpick’s mobile warehouse-automation system for picking, replenishment, buffering and sortation. Robots navigate with SLAM and AI without floor markers, while Brightpick Intuition coordinates work with the warehouse-management system. The system can carry eight totes at once and supports robotic in-aisle picking as well as staffed goods-to-person stations.

Brightpick offers Autopicker as a purchase or Robotics-as-a-Service deployment, with installations typically completed in three to four weeks. The system supports lights-out picking with 3D vision and AI, while goods-to-person configurations are rated above 600 order lines per hour. Battery operation reaches 12 hours, and a one-hour charge supports about six hours of work.

Operations

  • Production Rate

    70,000 picks/day - 2026-01-16 - The Feed - warehouse fulfillment - Brightpick reports The Feed reaches 70,000 picks per day with the Autopicker installation.

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  • Operating Metric

    40% throughput and storage capacity increase - 2025-05-03 - Dr. Max - pharmacy replenishment - Brightpick reported a 40% increase in throughput and storage capacity at Dr. Max from the same footprint.

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  • Operating Metric

    95% labor savings - 2025-05-03 - Dr. Max - pharmacy replenishment - Brightpick reported a 95% reduction in picking labor at Dr. Max.

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  • Production Rate

    15,000 picks per day - 2025-05-03 - Dr. Max - pharmacy replenishment - Brightpick reported 15,000 picks per day after the Dr. Max Autopicker deployment.

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Deployments

  • Operating Use

    103 Autopicker robots - 2026-01-16 - The Feed - warehouse fulfillment - Brightpick reports The Feed fully automated its Colorado fulfillment center with 103 Autopicker robots.

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  • Customer Site

    1 fulfillment center - 2025-11-12 - Rohlik Group - grocery fulfillment - Brightpick deployed Autopicker robots for automated picking and consolidation at a Rohlik Group grocery fulfillment center.

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  • Operating Use

    21 Autopickers - 2025-05-03 - Dr. Max - pharmacy replenishment - Brightpick said Dr. Max was operating 21 Autopicker robots at its Prague distribution center.

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  • Customer Site

    The Feed warehouse deployment - 2024-10-03 - The Feed - e-commerce fulfillment - Brightpick deployed its robotic fulfillment system at The Feed warehouse.

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Supply

Supply / Components

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    Photoneo 3d Scanners For Brightpick Autopicker - Perception - Photoneo - Brightpick robotic picking arms use Photoneo 3D scanners as part of the vision stack for automated warehouse picking - source: ifr.org

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    Igus Linear Guides Bearings Energy Chains For Brightpick Autopicker - Structural Components - igus - Brightpick Autopickers use igus linear technology, energy chains, plain bearings, cables, sliding film, shafts, and roller-bearing components - source: igus.eu

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Timeline

  • Superior Communications doubles its Autopicker fleet after first phase

    2026-05-14 - Deployment - The deployment reached 50 robots after a phased rollout. The system achieved 3,500 picks per hour. Two human pickers per shift supported the documented throughput.

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  • Superior Communications selects 37 Brightpick Autopicker robots

    2025-04-29 - Commercial Order - The announced fleet comprises 37 Autopicker robots. The robots are designated for the LaVergne distribution center. Installation was committed, while live operation remained prospective.

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  • Brightpick announces Rohlik rollout across multiple fulfilment centres

    2023-06-20 - Partnership - Rohlik planned deployments in Munich, Frankfurt, Vienna, Prague and other fulfilment centres during 2023 and 2024. The solution combines Autopicker and Dispatcher robots with Brightpick Intuition fleet software. Brightpick projected more than 1,000 order totes per hour and 5,000 completed orders per day at the Munich site.

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