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Magazino develops and builds perception-controlled, mobile robots for intralogistics. With Magazinos technology individual objects can be identified on the shelf and localized via 2D and 3D cameras, securely grasped and finally placed precisely at their destination.

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Fulfillment Provider Fiege acquires perception-controlled picking robots from Magazino | RoboticsTomorrow
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7th September, 2016 - Munich-based startup, Magazino, has sold three perception-controlled, item-specific picking robots to fulfillment service …
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Man and machine pair up for packing
Financial Times - Michael Pooler
The robots that roll around Amazon’s vast warehouses do not fit the stereotyped image of an automaton worker, with a humanoid appearance and clumsy movements. An army of 30,000 square orange machines — 16in tall but weighing 320lbs — negotiate the floors of the US technology company’s warehouses. …
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Magazino's TORU inventory-grabbing robot rolls into major German logistics center
TechCrunch - Devin Coldewey
If you work in any kind of storage facility or warehouse, there’s a better chance every day that you’re going to be working alongside robots. Magazino’s TORU is a good example of the latest generation: navigating by sight, safe around humans, and simple to put to work. The TORU Cube (other Platonic …

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