Teradyne Robotics and Sereact Partner to Scale Physical AI Solutions for Retail and Logistics
Teradyne Robotics and Sereact partner to scale physical AI solutions for retail and logistics
Teradyne Robotics and Sereact have announced a partnership to deploy AI-powered physical solutions in retail and logistics, using Universal Robots' arms with Sereact's Cortex platform. The collaboration includes live deployments at Zalando's fulfillment centers, demonstrating the ability to handle unstructured tasks like returns processing. The solution runs on NVIDIA technologies, including Isaac Sim and Jetson Thor, and is being scaled globally.
The partnership between Teradyne Robotics and Sereact marks a significant step in scaling physical AI solutions for real-world logistics and retail applications, leveraging Universal Robots' industrial deployment experience and Sereact's Cortex platform.
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lways been at home. Our robots are built for the AI era: open, connected and proven through more than 100,000 industrial deployments. That is why Sereact has chosen our platform,” he said. “When combined with Sereact’s Cortex, the joint solution handles mixed goods, unknown items, and varied packaging. This has moved well beyond the demo or pilot stage with the technology now usefully deployed at real customer sites.
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lways been at home. Our robots are built for the AI era: open, connected and proven through more than 100,000 industrial deployments. That is why Sereact has chosen our platform,” he said. “When combined with Sereact’s Cortex, the joint solution handles mixed goods, unknown items, and varied packaging. This has moved well beyond the demo or pilot stage with the technology now usefully deployed at real customer sites.
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