inVia Robotics is building PickerWall into brownfield warehouse picking

inVia’s SICK case study records 20 inVia Picker robots at SICK’s Minnesota facility. The case reports a 10X unit-level pick-rate increase, a 6X line-level pick-rate increase, and ROI in less than six months.

The brownfield constraint was deployment without disrupting existing operations or service-level commitments. PickerWall lets inVia Picker robots bring inventory to a dynamic pick-and-put wall, where associates can work at a concentrated station instead of walking the facility.

inVia Logic calculates and synchronizes inventory movement for the workflow. The company’s broader site positions the model as subscription-based automation using existing infrastructure, giving warehouses a path to add robots without shutting down or rebuilding around a new fixed system.

inVia was founded in 2015 and is associated with Lior Elazary, whose earlier robotics work included consumer and telepresence robots before warehouse automation.

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