Plus One Robotics is building InductOne parcel cells into supervised induction

A 2 billion pick record, 3,300-per-hour peak induction rate, and Yonder exception desk give Plus One Robotics a parcel-handling control path.

9 Apr 26

Plus One Robotics passed 2 billion successful picks across its parcel-induction and depalletization fleet in April 2026, two years after reaching its first billion. Source

Plus One was founded in San Antonio in 2016 by CEO Erik Nieves and CTO Shaun Edwards. Its chronology records PickOne v1.0 in 2018, Yonder remote supervision in 2019, and first robot deployments at the FedEx Memphis Hub in 2020. The company's core product lane is parcel induction and depalletization, where speed, package variation, and exception handling define the economics.

InductOne is the current dual-arm automated parcel induction cell. It sustains 2,300 picks per hour and reaches a peak rate of 3,300 picks per hour, supporting parcels up to 15 pounds and up to 27 by 19 by 17 inches. The package includes two robots, PickOne software, and Yonder remote supervision.

PickOne classifies package type and sets grip strategy. Yonder connects human operators to parcels that require remote assistance, including poorly presented or overlapping items.

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