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Warehousing & Logistics

Human-shaped labor for the most human-shaped jobs in the warehouse.

Warehouses have automated the easy conveyance problems; what's left — picking irregular items, palletizing mixed SKUs, unloading floor-stacked trailers — needs hands, legs, and judgment. That's the humanoid wedge. These platforms target the labor-intensive edges of the DC, and CosmicBrain supplies the remote-operation and data backbone to run them as a fleet.

01 / Where we can start

Small tasks.
Meaningful possibilities.

P

Pick & Place

Vision-guided picking of items and cases from shelves, conveyors, and bins — including irregular and deformable stock.

  • Benchmark picks-per-hour on your SKU mix, not vendor demos
  • No racking modifications is the point — verify it holds on site
  • Exception handling defines the true automation rate
D

Palletizing & Depalletizing

Stacking and breaking down mixed-SKU pallets following optimized load patterns.

  • Verify per-lift payload against your heaviest case
  • Variable case dimensions must be handled in real time
  • Removes the highest repetitive-strain-injury task in the DC
K

Transport & Kitting

Moving material between zones and kitting parts for downstream lines, dispatched by the WMS.

  • Test navigation in live aisles alongside people and PIT
  • WMS integration for task dispatch is mandatory
  • Check real runtime between charges under load
U

Trailer Loading & Unloading

Working floor-stacked freight in trailers and containers — hot, tight, high-turnover work.

  • The hardest environment: heat, dust, uneven floors
  • Case-weight distribution and wall stability matter
  • Highest-turnover human role in the building — strongest ROI case
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