Leave the piece-picking to us™
The RightPick™ platform combines advanced AI software
with intelligent grippers
and machine vision
to ensure reliable throughput with seamless integrations. We own the pick. You focus on delivering superior customer experiences.
Whether your fulfillment operation is direct-to-consumer, click and collect, BOPIS, or distribution to physical stores, the configurable RightPick platform can pick and place thousands of SKUs, getting your customer orders out the door, quickly and without damage. Free your team to focus on higher level fulfillment challenges.
E-Commerce
Grocery
Pharmaceuticals
Health & Beauty
Consumer Electronics
Apparel
Third-Party Logistics (3PL)
The RightPick product suite provides warehouse operators and material handling system integrators peace of mind with an end-to-end modular product that combines hand, eye, coordination to pick items in a variety of workflows.
The software-driven, hardware-enabled robotic picking solution is capable of adapting to any picking workflow bringing predictability to order fulfillment.
Featuring the RightPick Control Center, fleet management provides real time operational visibility with exception handling tools to optimize overall throughput.
RightCare, combined with pre-and post-sales service options, supports customers and integrators from initial concept through implementation and beyond.
From white papers to tech briefs and more, you’ll find what you need to get moving with warehouse and distribution center automation. Dig in and check back because we’ll be adding new resources to help you on your automation journey.
White Paper
Data Sheet
Catch up on robotics, automation and supply chain news and views, or get our take on it all in the RightHand Robotics blog, focusing on latest developments that impact the worlds of e-commerce, grocery, health and beauty, pharmaceuticals and 3PL fulfillment.
Partnership expands use of robotic piece-picking for order fulfillment centers in APAC region.
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Vanderlande joins as a charter member
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Warehouse automation has become a hot area for investors as consumers moved online, supply chains snarled and workers became tougher to find. Case in point: RightHand Robotics, which offers piece-picking technology to fulfill orders, tells Forbes that it has raised $66 million to ramp up its product development and expand globally.
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