FedEx Ground, a subsidiary of FedEx Corp has recently implemented Berkshire Grey’s Robotic Product Sortation and Identification (RPSi) systems at its station in Queens, NY.
Material Handling & Logistics: Robots Helping FedEx Sort Packaging
FedEx to scale up “encouraging” trial of new RPSi system from Berkshire Grey, which is AI-enabled and autonomously sorts thousands of packages a day.
Warehouse robotics company Berkshire Grey debuted on Nasdaq today following the completion of its merger with a SPAC backed by AOL cofounder Steve Case and former Congressman John Delaney (Dem.-Maryland) called Revolution Acceleration Acquisition Corp.
The robotics startup begins trading on the Nasdaq after SPAC deal
Berkshire Grey is the latest Bay State company to become publicly traded following the completion of a SPAC deal at a time many other local tech companies have followed the same path to the public markets.
Khosla Ventures co-founder Vinod Khosla discusses the continuing popularity of tech companies deciding to go public via SPACs including Berkshire Grey, warehouse automation company and Khosla Ventures investment recipient. He speaks with Emily Chang on “Bloomberg Technology.” (Source: Bloomberg)
Vinod Khosla, Khosla Ventures founder and managing partner, joins ‘Tech Check’ to discuss how competitive the tech space has gotten and if startups stand a chance against Big Tech.
Contract with retailers comes weeks before automated fulfillment provider is set to go public.
Berkshire Grey, which is set to become publicly-traded in coming weeks, has completed the move to a new headquarters that’s more than twice as big as its previous space.
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