Brightpick

Summary

About

About Brightpick

Autopicker travels beneath mobile storage totes, lifts them and performs item picking directly in the aisle through an integrated robotic mechanism. This removes the need for separate fixed picking stations for every order. Gridpicker provides a denser goods-to-person architecture, while the wider system handles storage, buffering, replenishment and dispatch through Brightpick Intuition software.

Warehouse software receives orders, assigns robots and sequences totes so picked items reach packing or dispatch at the required time. Brightpick designs the system for rapid brownfield deployment and expansion through additional robots and storage positions. The company reports more than 500 deployed robots across grocery, e-commerce, pharmaceutical and retail customers in Europe and North America.

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Operations

Production capacity

  • Production rate

    2026-01-16 - Brightpick reports The Feed reaches 70,000 picks per day with the Autopicker installation. - The Feed Autopicker deployment - Colorado, United States

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  • Production rate

    2025-05-03 - Brightpick reported 15,000 picks per day after the Dr. Max Autopicker deployment. - Dr. Max Prague DC - Prague distribution center

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Operating milestones

  • Operating metric

    2026-05-14 - Superior Communications deploys 50 Brightpick Autopicker robots achieving 3500 picks per hour with just two pickers per shift. - Superior Communications operation

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  • Operating milestone

    2026-05-14 - Superior Communications deploys 50 Brightpick Autopicker robots achieving 3500 picks per hour with just two pickers per shift. - Superior Communications Tennessee distribution center

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  • Operating milestone

    2026-05-14 - Superior Communications deploys 50 Brightpick Autopicker robots achieving 3500 picks per hour with just two pickers per shift. - Superior Communications operation

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  • Operating milestone

    2026-05-14 - Superior Communications deploys 50 Brightpick Autopicker robots achieving 3500 picks per hour with just two pickers per shift. - Superior Communications operation

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  • Operating metric

    2025-05-03 - Brightpick reported a 40% increase in throughput and storage capacity at Dr. Max from the same footprint. - Dr. Max Prague DC - Prague distribution center

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  • Operating metric

    2025-05-03 - Brightpick reported a 95% reduction in picking labor at Dr. Max. - Dr. Max Prague DC - Prague distribution center

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Deployments

  • Operating use

    2026-01-16 - Brightpick reports The Feed fully automated its Colorado fulfillment center with 103 Autopicker robots. - The Feed Autopicker deployment - Colorado, United States

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  • Customer site

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

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  • Operating use

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

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  • Customer site

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

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Supply

Supply chain relationships

  • igus

    Inbound - Structural Components - Brightpick Autopickers use igus linear technology, energy chains, plain bearings, cables, sliding film, shafts, and roller-bearing components

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  • Photoneo

    Inbound - Perception - Brightpick robotic picking arms use Photoneo 3D scanners as part of the vision stack for automated warehouse picking

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  • The Feed

    Outbound - Oem Builders - The Feed purchased a Brightpick RaaS solution and operates 103 Autopicker robots in its Colorado fulfillment center

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Funding

Investors

  • AI Capital - Participant - VC - 1 funding event - first seen 2024-11-12
  • Credo Ventures - Participant - VC - 1 funding event - first seen 2024-11-12
  • Earlybird - Participant - Unknown - 1 funding event - first seen 2024-11-12
  • EBRD Venture Capital - Lead - VC - 1 funding event - first seen 2024-11-12
  • IPM Group - Participant - Angel / Individual - 1 funding event - first seen 2024-11-12
  • Venture to Future Fund - Participant - VC - 1 funding event - first seen 2024-11-12

Team

  • Jan Zizka - CEO and Co-Founder - Sets Brightpick's strategy and robot/AI technology direction for autonomous warehouse fulfillment.
  • Tomas Kovacovsky - Chief Technology Officer and Co-founder - Leads new technology development for Brightpick's AI robot fulfillment systems.
  • Michal Maly - Chief AI Officer and Co-founder - Leads Brightpick's AI capabilities for robotic picking and warehouse automation.
  • Branislav Pulis - Chief Revenue Officer and Co-founder - Leads Brightpick's international sales motion for warehouse automation customers.

Timeline

Events

Notes

Profile notes

  • Brightpick deployments do not all automate item picking in the same way

    reviewed 2026-07-19 - Brightpick's Autopicker combines mobile movement, tote handling and robotic item picking in one system, while other Brightpick deployments use people to pick items presented by mobile robots.

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Relations

Relationships

  • NAPA Auto Parts

    Warehouse Deployment Customer - Brightpick signed a strategic deployment agreement with NAPA Auto Parts covering more than 100 robots for the first project under the agreement.

  • Dr. Max Group

    Warehouse Automation Deployment - Dr. Max uses Brightpick Autopicker robots to automate order picking and replenishment for pharmacy and hospital supply workflows.

  • Netrush

    Customer Deployment - Netrush first agreed to introduce Brightpick automation and later installed Brightpick Retriever robots for order picking and replenishment.

  • Trew

    Qualified Robotics Partnership - Trew and Brightpick formed a partnership covering AI-powered robotic fulfillment systems for North American warehouse projects.

  • Superior Communications

    Commercial Robot Selection - Superior Communications selected 37 Brightpick Autopicker robots for its LaVergne, Tennessee distribution center.

Context

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Shared workflows

Context tags

  • Autonomous warehouse picking - Workflow - Brightpick robots perform autonomous warehouse picking.
  • Warehouse picking robot OEM - Stack Layer - Brightpick builds complete warehouse picking robot systems.
  • Warehouse picking robotics - Peer Group - Brightpick Autopicker automates warehouse order fulfillment.
  • Autonomous mobile picking robot - Peer Group - Brightpick builds autonomous mobile picking robots.
  • AI warehouse sorting - Capability - Brightpick uses AI for warehouse sorting and fulfillment.
  • Warehouse orchestration - Capability - Brightpick integrates warehouse orchestration.
  • Warehouse robotic sortation - Workflow - Brightpick supports warehouse sortation workflows.
  • Mobile manipulation - Workflow - Brightpick combines mobile base with picking manipulation.
  • Warehouses - Customer Environment - Brightpick robots are deployed in warehouse environments.
  • Commercial deployment - Commercial Stage - Brightpick has commercial warehouse automation deployments.

Commercial

  • Superior Communications selects 37 Brightpick Autopicker robots

    2025-04-29 · Order / contract · Superior Communications selected 37 Brightpick Autopicker robots for its LaVergne, Tennessee distribution center.

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