AutoStore is building CubeVerse software into dense warehouse ASRS

AutoStore launched CubeVerse and AutoStore Intelligence in March 2026, turning its dense cube-storage system into more of a software platform. The launch adds AI-driven optimization, simulation, analytics, and control improvements around systems customers already use.

AutoStore describes AutoStore Intelligence as an optimization layer inside CubeVerse. It uses more than 15 TB of live and simulation data and more than 20 AI models to support throughput, robot routing, risk detection, and proactive maintenance. The company says the models train on aggregated operational and simulation data rather than customer inventory data.

AutoStore uses robots, a dense storage grid, bins, workstations and controllers. The robots retrieve bins from the top of the grid and deliver them to workstations. CubeVerse provides software for system design, simulation, operations, analytics and diagnostics. Source

AutoStore grew out of a Norwegian warehouse-space constraint in the 1990s, with Jakob Hatteland and Ingvar Hognaland associated with the original cube-storage invention. The company is now a public ASRS supplier.

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